Ian Smith

10 Prevention of Future Deaths reports written by Ian Smith, 2013–2016. 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

20132
20143
20153
20162

Responses published

7 of 10 (70%) 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 4Other related deaths 2Road (Highways Safety) related deaths 1Police related deaths 1Community health care and emergency services related deaths 1Mental Health related deaths 1Product related deaths 1

Coroner areas

Cumbria South & East 4Stoke on Trent and North Staffordshire 3Stoke on Trent & North Staffordshire 3

Reports

DateReportCategoryResponses
2016Nadim ButtHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
2016Derek NixonRoad (Highways Safety) related deaths1
2015Stephen RichardsonHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths1
2015Arthur FryHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths1
2015Nicholas RowleyPolice related deaths3
2014Helena FarrellCommunity health care and emergency services related deaths2
2014James BoylanHospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths1
2014Neil BloodOther related deaths, Product related deaths
2013Damion Stanley Joseph HensonOther related deaths
2013Kathleen Rosemary DixonMental Health related deaths1

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