Inadequate ACCT case management at HMP Woodhill

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• 2016 → 2026Ronald Meikle9 years 10 months after Ian Brown · different coronerClosely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high

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  Both reports highlight that weaknesses in ACCT case‑management and related safeguards contribute to ongoing suicide/self‑harm risks at HMP Woodhill.

  Ian Brown · 26 May 2016

  “(1)During the course of the evidence | was referred to the most recent report from the HM Inspector of Prisons that highlighted "Recommendations made by the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman following previous deaths in custody, such as the need to improve the quality of ACCT case management documentation for prisoners at risk of suicide or self harm, had not been implemented with sufficient rigour.”

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  Ronald Meikle · 24 Mar 2026

  “Concern 11: Repeated systemic concerns at HMP Woodhill Material before the court from oversight and inspection bodies demonstrated that concerns about drugs, safety, violence, self-isolation, observation panel compliance, ACCT weaknesses and welfare monitoring at HMP Woodhill had been identified over time.”

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  Stated action in the response to the earlier report

  “The prison is also implementing a system to provide each offender supported through the ACCT process with a designated case manager throughout the period for which the ACCT remains open.”

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