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Prevention of Future Deaths Reports

Browse 6,383 coroners' Regulation 28 reports by year, region, and keyword. Data sourced from judiciary.uk.

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Reports

6,383 reports · Page 294 of 320
Date Report Region / area Addressee(s) Responses identified
30 Jul 2014 Anne Whitworth
2014-0358
Incompatible computer systems prevented out-of-hours doctors from accessing GP records, leading to a missed opportunity to escalate urgent treatment.
Local Care Direct organisation Sheridan Teal House 0/2
30 Jul 2014 Christopher Royal
2014-0354 · Lydia Brown
The nursing home had an unreliable patient observation system, expired First Aid certifications, staff incompetence in CPR, and concerns regarding care quality …
East Midlands
Leicester City & South Leicestershire
Baron’s Park Nursing Home 1/1
30 Jul 2014 Monique Whitbread
2014-0368 · ME Hassell
A gastric bypass procedure inadvertently led to hernia strangulation and death in a bariatric patient. The surgeon's revised practice of using sleeve …
London
London North (Inner)
University College Hospital 0/1
29 Jul 2014 Gary Million
2014-0348 · Andrew Tweddle
Critical delays occurred in locating a patient due to ambulance service staff lacking training on finding callers with incomplete address information and …
North East
County Durham & Darlington
North East Ambulance Trust 0/1
28 Jul 2014 Suzanne Cammell
2014-0579 · Darren Salter
Critical high-risk information about a patient's previous suicide attempt, recorded on police databases, was not effectively communicated between police forces or to …
South East
Oxfordshire
Thames Valley Police Gloucestershire Constabulary 1/2
28 Jul 2014 Hope Evans
2014-0569 · Colin Phillips
Critical patient history, including IVF treatment abroad and ESBL E. coli infection, was not effectively transferred between hospitals. This led to inappropriate …
Wales
Swansea Neath & Port Talbot
Welsh Government 0/1
28 Jul 2014 Faye Rippon
2014-0349 · Dr Elizabeth Earland
Current protocols for late terminations of pregnancy (21/40 gestation) are inadequate as they lead to live births, causing distress and conflicting with …
South West
Exeter & Greater Devon
North Devon District Hospital 0/1
28 Jul 2014 Frances Andrade
2014-0347 · Richard Travers
Vulnerable witnesses require clear advice on psychiatric counselling and timely explanations of trial proceedings. Additionally, better measures are needed to secure prescription …
South East
Surrey
Director of Public Prosecutions Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS … 1/2
25 Jul 2014 Edna Bulmer
2014-0346 · Mary Burke
The coroner noted inconsistencies in the documented level of falls risk and that measures to minimise risk were not implemented promptly. It …
Yorkshire and the Humber
West Yorkshire (West)
Dovecote Lodge 0/1
25 Jul 2014 Clare Cooper
2014-0345 · Karen Henderson
The report identifies poor GP documentation, a lack of robust assessment of presenting signs and symptoms, and a lack of routine vital …
South East
Surrey
East Surrey Clinical Commissioning Group Eating Disorder Services for Adults Royal College of Pathologists Royal College of Physicians 4/6
25 Jul 2014 Stephen Amer
2014-0344 · Edward Thomas
Concerns relate to the adequacy of support for sole carers, comprehensive mental health risk assessment, and the balance between patient wishes and …
East of England
Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire County Council 1/1
25 Jul 2014 Nathan Healer
2014-0343 · Derek Winter
A newborn's severe condition was not appreciated, leading to a missed opportunity for timely blood glucose testing despite existing hospital and NICE …
North East
Sunderland
Department of Health and Social … 1/1
25 Jul 2014 Charles Lawrence
2014-0342 · David Horsley
The care home lacks a critical protocol to ensure a doctor examines residents who experience multiple falls within a 24-hour period, indicating …
South East
Portsmouth & South East Hampshire
Alexandra Rose Care Home 1/1
25 Jul 2014 Donna Kirkland
2014-0341 · Jason Pegg
Patients had unlimited and unsupervised access to alcohol-based hand sanitising gels, enabling decanting and storage in rooms. Staff lacked awareness of the …
West Midlands
Coventry
Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership Trust Department of Health and Social … 2/2
24 Jul 2014 Graham Darby
2014-0367 · Gail Elliman
A crucial communication breakdown occurred as a patient's explicit suicide threat regarding eviction was not adequately flagged to the housing provider by …
London
London North
East London NHS Foundation Trust Family Mosaic Hackney Alcohol Recovery Centre 0/3
23 Jul 2014 John Thorpe
2014-0340 · Paul Cooper
The deceased was inappropriately asked to self-refer to mental health services, and crucial follow-up was absent. Doctors failed to adequately consider the …
East Midlands
South Lincolnshire
East Midlands Local Education and … Lincolnshire East Clinical Commissioning Group 0/2
23 Jul 2014 Kenneth Paul
2014-0338 · ARW Forrest
The delivery vehicle involved in the collision lacked an automatic audible reverse warning device. There is no legislative requirement for such safety …
East Midlands
South Lincolnshire
Department for Transport 0/1
23 Jul 2014 Graeme Kidd
2014-0337 · Jacqueline Lake
Locum doctors lacked access to vital electronic records and awareness of mental health services, while GPs faced referral barriers due to mandatory …
East of England
Norfolk
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation … 0/1
22 Jul 2014 Yahya Khan
2014-0334 · Edward Thomas
The coroner raised concerns about the diagnostic challenges of acute appendicitis in very young children, emphasizing the need for improved recognition pathways …
East of England
Hertfordshire
National Institute of Health and … 0/1
22 Jul 2014 Molly Keen
2014-0336-wp24459 · Richard Hulett
Inconsistent use of customised growth charts and poor recording of fundal height measurements between two NHS trusts obscured fetal growth assessment. Crucially, …
South East
Buckinghamshire
West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust 0/1
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