South Wales Central
Coroner Area
Reports: 182
Earliest: Aug 2013
Latest: 27 Feb 2026
71% response rate (above 62% average).
Phyllis Barlow
All Responded
2015-0027
29 Jan 2015
NHS Wales
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary
Widespread ignorance among GP practices of NICE guidelines means patients on warfarin with head injuries are not being admitted to hospital for CT scans as required.
Brendan Ryan
All Responded
2014-0541
18 Dec 2014
Powys County Council
Road (Highways Safety) related deaths
Concerns summary
The provided text only describes the vehicle leaving the road and colliding with a fence, resulting in death, without detailing specific preventative concerns related to highway safety.
Marcus Szigetvari
All Responded
2014-0503
14 Nov 2014
Rhondda Cyon Taff Highways Department
Road (Highways Safety) related deaths
Concerns summary
The busy road during rush hour presented a high risk of drivers misjudging motorcycle headlights for distant cars, especially in poor conditions, contributing to a history of multiple collisions and fatalities.
Vivian Hunt
All Responded
2014-0363
6 Aug 2014
Cwm Taff Health Board
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary
Neurological observations were critically missed for several hours following a patient's two falls, despite visible injuries.
Sandra Wordingham
All Responded
2013-0373
17 Dec 2013
Springbank Care Home Limited
Care Home Health related deaths
Concerns summary
A nursing home failed to seek timely medical opinion for an unconscious resident, delaying identification of a severe condition and risking unnecessary death if early intervention was possible.
Action taken summary
Springbank Nursing Home has developed and implemented new policies and protocols for managing residents who become unconscious, including a strict protocol for summoning emergency services and clear g
Samuel Gomm
All Responded
2022-0163
Powys Teaching Health Board and Powys C…
Mental Health related deaths
Suicide (from 2015)
Concerns summary
The WARRN risk assessment tool for self-harm lacked optimal visibility and update mechanisms for fluctuating risks, potentially causing new users to underestimate risk and miss referral opportunities.
Action taken summary
Powys County Council and Powys Teaching Health Board have fully implemented the WARRN risk assessment tool in Community Mental Health Teams, with full integration into inpatient Electronic Patient Rec