Plymouth, Torbay & South Devon

8 Prevention of Future Deaths reports from the Plymouth, Torbay & South Devon coroner area, 2013–2014. Each one is a coroner's formal warning that something could cause more deaths unless it changes. Full text of every report is on this site.

Reports per year

20131
20147

Responses published

2 of 8 (25%) have at least one response published on judiciary.uk.

This counts responses published against the report by anyone, not whether a particular body replied. Publication is at the Chief Coroner's discretion and was far less consistent in the corpus's early years, so read a low figure as a prompt to open the reports, not as a finding.

What the reports are about

Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths 6Alcohol, drug and medication related deaths 1Community health care and emergency services related deaths 1

Coroners

Andrew Cox 4Ian Arrow 4

Reports

DateReportCoronerCategoryResponses
2014Ella BlockIan ArrowHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
2014Jude KliemIan ArrowHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths1
2014Audrey DawsAndrew CoxHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
2014Stephen WidmanIan ArrowHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
2014Karen PetersAndrew CoxHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
2014Leslie HardingAndrew CoxCommunity health care and emergency services related deaths1
2014Daniel CollinsIan ArrowAlcohol, drug and medication related deaths
2013Desmond StattonAndrew CoxHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths

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