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Five recommendations to prevent future deaths: Written evidence for the Parliamentary follow-up Inquiry to The Coroner Service (Georgia Richards, 9 February 2024)

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In November 2023, the Parliament’s Justice Select Committee launched a follow-up inquiry to The Coroner Service, to examine changes and progress since the first inquiry in 2020-2021.

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Dr Georgia Richards responded to the call for evidence, sharing her work of the Preventable Deaths Tracker and providing five recommendations:

  1. Robust real-time statistics.
  2. Categorisation of deaths.
  3. Variations in writing reports.
  4. Variations in responding to reports.
  5. Research using coroner reports.

This has now been published: https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/127982/pdf/

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Joy Ford

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I have taken time to go through this as a none medical person but use lived experience. It makes complete sense for both Coroners and Stastic groups to work together and use the same language and codes. 

Funding is needed to this very important information, how can anyone start to change with out the full information, on all unexplained deaths, to work out how to prevent as many as possible.

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