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Prevention of Future Deaths Reports

Browse 6,386 coroners' Regulation 28 reports by year, region, and keyword. Data sourced from judiciary.uk.

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Reports

6,386 reports · Page 186 of 320
Date Report Region / area Addressee(s) Responses identified
15 Jan 2019 Catherine Horton
2019-0143 · Sarah Ormond-Walshe
Multiple failures in a missing persons investigation, including incorrect closure due to severe understaffing and high workload in the police missing persons …
London
London (South)
Metropolitan Police Service 1/1
20 Jun 2019 Geoff Gray
2019-0216 · HH Peter Rock QC
There is a lack of specific guidance for post-mortem examinations in firearms deaths, especially for children. Assumptions of suicide risk cursory investigations, …
South East
Surrey
Chief Coroner of England and … President of the Royal College … 1/2
9 Apr 2019 Anthony Buckingham
2019-0123 · Daniel Sharpstone
The death could have been prevented by daily mental health team visits, formal mental health act assessment, next of kin involvement, and …
East of England
Suffolk
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Trust 1/1
5 Apr 2019 Yong Hong
2019-0130 · Sonia Hayes
The observation regime advised by the GP was not implemented, and no interpreter was sought to assist with assessment of his needs. …
London
London (South)
Bondcare, Clarendon Care Home Care Quality Commission Croydon County Council Thornton Heath Medical Practice 0/4
2 Apr 2019 Tarek Chowdhury
2019-0131 · Richard Furniss
There is a failure to share critical prisoner information between HMPPS and immigration detention facilities, alongside issues with the SystmOne records system's …
London
London (West)
HM Prison & Probation Service Home Office NHS England 0/3
5 Apr 2019 Alice Dixon
2019-0132 · Simon Wickens
A vulnerable patient received inadequate assistance during the consent process for a scan, resulting in an unclear consent form and unaddressed communication/hearing …
South East
Surrey
Ashford and St Peter’s Hospitals … 0/1
18 Apr 2019 Roger Neaves
2019-0130-wp26624 · Ian Arrow
Confirmation is needed that the recommendations from the Hospital Trust's Root Cause Analysis following the patient's death have been fully implemented.
South West
Plymouth Torbay and South Devon
University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust 0/1
17 Apr 2019 Nathan Cooke
2019-0125 · Caroline Sumeray
There's no robust system to manage patients prescribed medication requiring regular monitoring, potentially endangering welfare if they don't attend reviews.
South East
Isle of Wight
Hampshire and Isle of Wight … 0/1
17 Apr 2019 Megan Jones
2019-0126 · Caroline Sumeray
A lack of formal policy or protocol for GP surgeries to monitor patients prescribed Clozapine, specifically regarding QTc recording and when exceeding …
South East
Isle of Wight
Hampshire and Isle of Wight … 0/1
17 Apr 2019 June Russell
2019-0128 · Heidi Connor
The junction has a persistently high injury collision rate, requiring urgent improvements to signage, traffic lights, and line of sight, with existing …
South East
Berkshire
Slough Borough Council 1/1
17 Apr 2019 Brian Goodman
2019-0129A · Sarah Bourke
A known ligature point in the patient's room was not addressed, and similar hazardous door closing mechanisms remain in use in other …
London
London Inner (North)
One Hosing Group 1/1
25 Apr 2019 Michael Davies
2019-0134 · Jonathan Layton
The evidence revealed general concerns indicating a risk of future deaths without specifying particular issues.
Wales
Camarthenshire and Pembrokeshire
Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust 1/1
18 Apr 2019 Graham Jones
2019-0131A · Katy Skerrett
Concerns include insufficient falls prevention measures, inadequate understanding of post-fall protocols and medication review, and poor handover of patient safety information between …
South West
Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Trust 1/1
16 Apr 2019 Jonathan Yates
2019-0132A · Katy Skerrett
The nutritional status of patients, particularly those nil by mouth, is not effectively communicated to staff during hospital admissions.
South West
Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Trust 1/1
24 Apr 2019 Deborah Hopkinson
2019-0133 · Matthew Cox
Frequent equipment failures and significant delays in specialist consultant involvement due to lack of expertise and communication issues severely impacted patient diagnosis …
North West
Manchester (North)
Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 1/1
2 Apr 2019 Elsa Reid
2019-0139 · Zafar Siddique
Inadequate communication between the hospital and occupational therapist delayed mobility intervention, leading to a minimal exercise regime and increased risk of patient …
West Midlands
Black Country
New Cross Hospital NHS Trust Wolverhampton City Council 0/2
24 Apr 2019 Ioannis Avgousti
2019-0135A · Veronica Hamilton-Deeley
The evidence revealed general concerns indicating a risk of future deaths without specifying particular issues.
South East
Brighton and Hove
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals … 1/1
29 Apr 2019 Steffan Kuenzel
2019-0002 · Sarah Bourke
The patient received insufficient specific guidance on safe alcohol reduction methods and was unaware of critical alcohol withdrawal symptoms beyond seizures requiring …
London
London Inner (North)
Barts Health NHS Trust 1/1
25 Apr 2019 Mildred Clark
2019-0127 · Sonia Hayes
A paramedic was inappropriately instructed to perform an untrained hernia reduction, causing pain, when the patient should have been transferred to hospital …
South East
Kent (North-East)
East Kent University Hospitals NHS England South East Coast Ambulance Service 0/3
23 Apr 2019 Kerry Hunter
2019-0137 · Nigel Parsley
The proposed in-house Borderline Personality Disorder service access pathway may inadvertently exclude patients due to their condition's characteristics, like avoidance and previous …
East of England
Suffolk
Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Trust 2/1
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