PFD Response Tracker

Prevention of Future Deaths
Total: 6,276 Responded: 4,641 No identified response (past 2 years): 54 Pending: 114 Historic with no identified response: 1,338
How statuses are calculated — 56-day deadline, Judiciary.UK data
Recipients have 56 days to respond under Regulation 28. We use the deadline stated in the report where available, otherwise we calculate it from the report date. We rely on Judiciary.UK for response data, so if a response has been provided but not yet published there, it may show incorrectly here. "No identified response", "Pending", and "Historic" only count reports where no response at all has been identified as published on Judiciary.UK. If at least one response has been published for a report, it counts as "Responded" — even if not every listed addressee has a separate published response. This is because addressee data from Judiciary.UK can be unreliable: address fragments, job titles, and redacted names are sometimes parsed as separate addressees, and a single response PDF may cover multiple parties. "Historic with no identified response" means we have not been able to identify a published response, but the report is more than two years old. We do not mark these as overdue or pending because older reports may well have received a response that was simply never made public. This is a neutral status indicating absence of an identified published record, not confirmed non-compliance.
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Date Deceased Addressee(s) Status Responses
31 May 2019 Christopher Williams
Systemic failures included significant ambulance delays, a call handler's failure to escalate a patient's worsening condition and incorrect …
East of England Ambulance Service All Responded 1/1
30 May 2019 Peter Moran
Carers failed to properly turn off a cooker before removing knobs for a fire-risk patient, and the knob …
AR1 Homecare Limited All Responded 1/1
30 May 2019 Barbara Henderson
Road inspections conducted at speed failed to identify a critical drain problem, indicating an inadequate inspection process that …
Highways England All Responded 1/1
30 May 2019 Geoffrey Duke
Repeatedly, clinicians failed to consider a pacemaker box change as the source of undiagnosed infections, and no clear …
Darwin medical Practice University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust University Hospitals of Derby and … All Responded 3/3
30 May 2019 Emily Inglis
There was no overarching risk management plan for patient care, coupled with deficiencies in record-keeping, including outdated strategies …
Glangwili General Hospital Hywel Dda University Health Board Historic (No Identified Response) 0/2
28 May 2019 Gloria Mekins
A Health Care Assistant failed to perform first aid during a choking incident, and confusion over a DNA …
Care Quality Commission Rossmere Park Care Home Partially Responded 1/2
28 May 2019 Maia Strachan
The inability to store sequential scan data and provide sonographer alerts hindered comparison and further investigation, potentially delaying …
North Tyneside Hospital Northumbria Health Trust Partially Responded 1/2
25 May 2019 Ahmed Motala
The poor condition of the cycle lane forces cyclists into traffic, creating a dangerous situation and risking future …
Gloucestershire County Council Highways Department All Responded 1/1
24 May 2019 Barry Clow Gloucestershire County Council All Responded 1/1
24 May 2019 Noah Lomax
The CAMHS/GP referral form is inadequate, resulting in insufficient information for risk assessment and delayed care; the Trust …
Sheffield Children’s NHS Trust All Responded 1/1
24 May 2019 Ray Westlake
A stretch of road regularly experiences significant standing water and flooding, and the absence of warning signs for …
Gloucestershire County Council All Responded 1/1
23 May 2019 Sasha Forster
Staff lacked resources to collect a patient when leave was revoked, placing an unfair burden on the family …
Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS … North East Hampshire and Farnham … Guildford and Waverley Clinical Commissioning … Department of Health and Social … Historic (No Identified Response) 0/4
23 May 2019 Tyereece Johnson
The approximate age of moped riders was not communicated to the police tactical team, omitting a relevant factor …
Metropolitan Police All Responded 1/1
23 May 2019 Graham Smith
The emergency call system lacks the capacity to link repeat calls for the same patient, preventing crucial safety-netting, …
JRCALC All Responded 2/1
22 May 2019 Jonathan McCarthy
The Trust failed to correctly monitor blood sugar and ketones, administered incorrect insulin, and provided inadequate nursing care …
Maidstone & Tonbridge Wells NHS … All Responded 1/1
20 May 2019 Richard Phillips
A known problem of water running and freezing on a road descent created hazardous icy conditions, contributing to …
Dorset Council Highways Department All Responded 1/1
20 May 2019 Christopher Barnes
There is concern that consignees, consigners, and employees lack sufficient understanding of hazards and control measures for working …
Driver Vehicle Standards Agency Road Haulage Association All Responded 2/2
17 May 2019 Barry Fullarton
Mental health assessments must account for the diurnal nature of reactive depressive illness, as an assessment at a …
Cheshire and Wirral NHS Trust All Responded 1/1
17 May 2019 Jenson Francis
A dysfunctional team exhibited unclear clinical leadership, poor CTG interpretation and communication, inadequate record-keeping, and insufficient staffing, with …
Cwm Taf University Health Board All Responded 1/1
17 May 2019 Mellin Beard
The Trust experiences persistent delays in timely referrals for community nursing post-discharge and relies significantly on agency nurses, …
Tameside and Glossop Care NHS … Tameside General Hospital All Responded 1/2
17 May 2019 Jaspal Singh Bahra
Aircraft operating in unregulated Class G airspace lack electronic proximity warning or collision avoidance devices, relying on the …
Civil Aviation Authority All Responded 1/1
16 May 2019 Kevin McDonald
Discharge paperwork from the clinical decision-making unit lacks clarity regarding follow-up advice, leaving patients uncertain about their post-discharge …
Worcestershire Acute Hospital NHS Trust Historic (No Identified Response) 0/1
16 May 2019 Benjamin Murray
Low rates of mental health disclosure in university applications and the absence of formal investigation reports following student …
Bristol University Department for Education All Responded 3/2
16 May 2019 Daniel Davey
Healthcare staff's non-routine attendance at ACCT reviews in prison highlighted a gap in collaborative care, requiring closer integration …
Care UK HM Prison and Probation Service St Georges Hospital All Responded 3/3
16 May 2019 Natasha Abrahart
NICE guidelines for monitoring patients starting antidepressants, particularly those under 30 or at increased suicide risk, were not …
Avon and Wiltshire NHS Mental … Department of Health and Social … Minister of Suicide Prevention Student Health Service All Responded 3/4
15 May 2019 Marion Prance
Paramedics lacked awareness and training regarding the dangers of administering anticoagulants like Rivaroxaban to elderly fall patients with …
Welsh Ambulance Service All Responded 1/1
14 May 2019 Anthony Walker
Specific concerns were unavailable as the text referenced an attached sheet.
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust Probation Service SCAS Southern Health NHS Trust Partially Responded 3/4
10 May 2019 Karanbir Cheema
Systemic failures in allergy management included poor understanding by pupils and staff, unchecked medication, non-standardised action plans, and …
Mylan Pharmaceuticals William Perkin High School London North West University Healthcare … London Ambulance Service British Society for Allergy and … Royal College of Paediatrics and … Department of Health and Social … Department for Education All Responded 2/8
9 May 2019 John Alliston
The lack of a mandatory requirement for electrical inspections in private rental properties, adhering to BS7671 standards, poses …
Communities and Local Government Department for Housing All Responded 1/2
8 May 2019 Edward Hearn
A system failure led to a critical high globulin blood test result in A&E not being followed up, …
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory … Kings College Hospital Amgen Limited All Responded 3/3
8 May 2019 Bernard O’Flynn
Concerns remain that policies for medical emergencies in state custody, outside of Code Red/Blue scenarios, lack input from …
Oxleas NHS Trust Historic (No Identified Response) 0/1
2 May 2019 Alexander Davidson
NHS 111 pathways use unsuitable language for children and cause confusion, while GP surgeries experience delays in uploading …
NHS England NHS Pathways N.I.C.E Roundwood Medical Centre Partially Responded 2/4
2 May 2019 Royston Kemp
A care home nurse failed to adequately assess a resident's deteriorating leg condition, take vital signs, or escalate …
Nursing and Midwifery Council Historic (No Identified Response) 0/1
1 May 2019 Scott Marsden
The absence of a defibrillator at Marshalls Arts College poses a critical safety concern.
Leeds Martial Arts College Historic (No Identified Response) 0/1
1 May 2019 James Fletcher
Inadequate guidance for caring for non-verbally communicative patients, poor record-keeping with missing entries and incomplete records, and significant …
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust All Responded 1/1
30 Apr 2019 Clive Jones
An independent review of UK Search and Rescue operational capability and HM Coastguard is needed, alongside a thorough …
Department for Transport All Responded 1/1
30 Apr 2019 Mark Hinton
Critical patient information regarding a potential blood clot was not recorded or passed on, and a requested D-Dimer …
Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust All Responded 1/1
29 Apr 2019 Alfonso Sinclair
A distressed individual's overtly odd and illegal behaviour at a tube station went unnoticed and unchallenged by staff, …
Transport for London All Responded 1/1
29 Apr 2019 David Price
There is a critical lack of an integrated mental health counselling and detoxification service in Stockport to support …
Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group All Responded 1/1
29 Apr 2019 Faye Allen
Ambiguous interpretation of national ambulance service guidance led to inflated medical staffing numbers at events by including non-frontline …
Health and Safety Executive National Ambulance Resilience Unit Partially Responded 1/2
29 Apr 2019 Bradley Trevarthen
School friends were aware of the deceased's increasing suicidal ideation and methods explored online but failed to report …
Department for Culture, Media and … All Responded 1/1
29 Apr 2019 Georgia Nelson
Critical failures in discharge planning, including inadequate housing review and lack of transfer to the home treatment team, …
Central and North West London … Royal Borough of Kensington and … All Responded 2/2
29 Apr 2019 Steffan Kuenzel
The patient received insufficient specific guidance on safe alcohol reduction methods and was unaware of critical alcohol withdrawal …
Barts Health NHS Trust All Responded 1/1
26 Apr 2019 William Hignett
Safety concerns include hazardous junction configuration, insufficient street lighting, vegetation obstructing visibility, and an inappropriate speed limit.
Cheshire West and Chester Council Historic (No Identified Response) 0/1
25 Apr 2019 Michael Davies
The evidence revealed general concerns indicating a risk of future deaths without specifying particular issues.
Welsh Ambulance Trust All Responded 1/1
25 Apr 2019 Mildred Clark
A paramedic was inappropriately instructed to perform an untrained hernia reduction, causing pain, when the patient should have …
East Kent University Hospitals NHS England South East Coast Ambulance Service Historic (No Identified Response) 0/3
24 Apr 2019 Deborah Hopkinson
Frequent equipment failures and significant delays in specialist consultant involvement due to lack of expertise and communication issues …
Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust All Responded 1/1
24 Apr 2019 Ioannis Avgousti
The evidence revealed general concerns indicating a risk of future deaths without specifying particular issues.
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals … All Responded 1/1
23 Apr 2019 Kerry Hunter
The proposed in-house Borderline Personality Disorder service access pathway may inadvertently exclude patients due to their condition's characteristics, …
Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Trust All Responded 2/1
18 Apr 2019 Roger Neaves
Confirmation is needed that the recommendations from the Hospital Trust's Root Cause Analysis following the patient's death have …
Derriford Hospital Trust Historic (No Identified Response) 0/1
31 May 2019 · Norfolk · 1/1 responses
Systemic failures included significant ambulance delays, a call handler's failure to escalate a patient's worsening condition and incorrect algorithm use, and communication breakdown causing crucial …
East of England Ambulance …
Peter Moran
All Responded
30 May 2019 · Stoke-on-Trent & North Staffordshire · 1/1 responses
Carers failed to properly turn off a cooker before removing knobs for a fire-risk patient, and the knob removal method itself was inadequate to ensure …
AR1 Homecare Limited
Barbara Henderson
All Responded
30 May 2019 · Milton Keynes · 1/1 responses
Road inspections conducted at speed failed to identify a critical drain problem, indicating an inadequate inspection process that needs urgent review.
Highways England
Geoffrey Duke
All Responded
30 May 2019 · Stoke-on-Trent & North Staffordshire · 3/3 responses
Repeatedly, clinicians failed to consider a pacemaker box change as the source of undiagnosed infections, and no clear referral process existed for patients experiencing post-pacemaker …
Darwin medical Practice University Hospitals Birmingham NHS … University Hospitals of Derby …
Emily Inglis
Historic (No Identified Response)
30 May 2019 · Camarthenshire and Pembrokeshire · 0/2 responses
There was no overarching risk management plan for patient care, coupled with deficiencies in record-keeping, including outdated strategies and poor preservation of handover information.
Glangwili General Hospital Hywel Dda University Health …
Gloria Mekins
Partially Responded
28 May 2019 · Teesside and Hartlepool · 1/2 responses
A Health Care Assistant failed to perform first aid during a choking incident, and confusion over a DNA CPR order caused delays. The care home …
Care Quality Commission Rossmere Park Care Home
Maia Strachan
Partially Responded
28 May 2019 · Newcastle Upon Tyne · 1/2 responses
The inability to store sequential scan data and provide sonographer alerts hindered comparison and further investigation, potentially delaying necessary changes to patient care plans.
North Tyneside Hospital Northumbria Health Trust
Ahmed Motala
All Responded
25 May 2019 · Gloucestershire · 1/1 responses
The poor condition of the cycle lane forces cyclists into traffic, creating a dangerous situation and risking future lives if not repaired.
Gloucestershire County Council Highways …
Barry Clow
All Responded
24 May 2019 · Gloucestershire · 1/1 responses
Gloucestershire County Council
Noah Lomax
All Responded
24 May 2019 · South Yorkshire (West) · 1/1 responses
The CAMHS/GP referral form is inadequate, resulting in insufficient information for risk assessment and delayed care; the Trust should reconsider redesigning the form.
Sheffield Children’s NHS Trust
Ray Westlake
All Responded
24 May 2019 · Gloucestershire · 1/1 responses
A stretch of road regularly experiences significant standing water and flooding, and the absence of warning signs for motorists creates a future risk of accidents.
Gloucestershire County Council
Sasha Forster
Historic (No Identified Response)
23 May 2019 · Hampshire (Central) · 0/4 responses
Staff lacked resources to collect a patient when leave was revoked, placing an unfair burden on the family and contributing to the patient taking a …
Surrey and Borders Partnership … North East Hampshire and … Guildford and Waverley Clinical … Department of Health and …
Tyereece Johnson
All Responded
23 May 2019 · London Inner (West) · 1/1 responses
The approximate age of moped riders was not communicated to the police tactical team, omitting a relevant factor for risk assessment and decision-making.
Metropolitan Police
Graham Smith
All Responded
23 May 2019 · Leicester City and Leicestershire South · 2/1 responses
The emergency call system lacks the capacity to link repeat calls for the same patient, preventing crucial safety-netting, senior review, and appropriate management of attendances.
JRCALC
Jonathan McCarthy
All Responded
22 May 2019 · North West Kent · 1/1 responses
The Trust failed to correctly monitor blood sugar and ketones, administered incorrect insulin, and provided inadequate nursing care with a failure to escalate concerns.
Maidstone & Tonbridge Wells …
Richard Phillips
All Responded
20 May 2019 · Dorset · 1/1 responses
A known problem of water running and freezing on a road descent created hazardous icy conditions, contributing to a fatal collision and highlighting unresolved road …
Dorset Council Highways Department
Christopher Barnes
All Responded
20 May 2019 · Gloucestershire · 2/2 responses
There is concern that consignees, consigners, and employees lack sufficient understanding of hazards and control measures for working at height on vehicles or trailers.
Driver Vehicle Standards Agency Road Haulage Association
Barry Fullarton
All Responded
17 May 2019 · Liverpool and Wirral · 1/1 responses
Mental health assessments must account for the diurnal nature of reactive depressive illness, as an assessment at a good mood time may invalidate findings when …
Cheshire and Wirral NHS …
Jenson Francis
All Responded
17 May 2019 · South Wales Central · 1/1 responses
A dysfunctional team exhibited unclear clinical leadership, poor CTG interpretation and communication, inadequate record-keeping, and insufficient staffing, with junior staff unable to challenge decisions.
Cwm Taf University Health …
Mellin Beard
All Responded
17 May 2019 · Manchester (South) · 1/2 responses
The Trust experiences persistent delays in timely referrals for community nursing post-discharge and relies significantly on agency nurses, impacting continuity of patient care.
Tameside and Glossop Care … Tameside General Hospital
Jaspal Singh Bahra
All Responded
17 May 2019 · Buckinghamshire · 1/1 responses
Aircraft operating in unregulated Class G airspace lack electronic proximity warning or collision avoidance devices, relying on the 'See and Avoid' procedure, which poses a …
Civil Aviation Authority
Kevin McDonald
Historic (No Identified Response)
16 May 2019 · Worcestershire · 0/1 responses
Discharge paperwork from the clinical decision-making unit lacks clarity regarding follow-up advice, leaving patients uncertain about their post-discharge care and increasing risks.
Worcestershire Acute Hospital NHS …
Benjamin Murray
All Responded
16 May 2019 · Avon · 3/2 responses
Low rates of mental health disclosure in university applications and the absence of formal investigation reports following student deaths indicate systemic gaps in student support.
Bristol University Department for Education
Daniel Davey
All Responded
16 May 2019 · Oxford · 3/3 responses
Healthcare staff's non-routine attendance at ACCT reviews in prison highlighted a gap in collaborative care, requiring closer integration between prison and healthcare services.
Care UK HM Prison and Probation … St Georges Hospital
Natasha Abrahart
All Responded
16 May 2019 · Avon · 3/4 responses
NICE guidelines for monitoring patients starting antidepressants, particularly those under 30 or at increased suicide risk, were not followed by the mental health trust or …
Avon and Wiltshire NHS … Department of Health and … Minister of Suicide Prevention Student Health Service
Marion Prance
All Responded
15 May 2019 · South Wales Central · 1/1 responses
Paramedics lacked awareness and training regarding the dangers of administering anticoagulants like Rivaroxaban to elderly fall patients with head injuries, requiring enhanced caution.
Welsh Ambulance Service
Anthony Walker
Partially Responded
14 May 2019 · Portsmouth and South East Hampshire · 3/4 responses
Specific concerns were unavailable as the text referenced an attached sheet.
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust Probation Service SCAS Southern Health NHS Trust
Karanbir Cheema
All Responded
10 May 2019 · London Inner (North) · 2/8 responses
Systemic failures in allergy management included poor understanding by pupils and staff, unchecked medication, non-standardised action plans, and inadequate awareness of critical EpiPen administration protocols.
Mylan Pharmaceuticals William Perkin High School London North West University … London Ambulance Service British Society for Allergy … Royal College of Paediatrics … Department of Health and … Department for Education
John Alliston
All Responded
9 May 2019 · Gloucestershire · 1/2 responses
The lack of a mandatory requirement for electrical inspections in private rental properties, adhering to BS7671 standards, poses a risk of future deaths.
Communities and Local Government Department for Housing
Edward Hearn
All Responded
8 May 2019 · London Inner (South) · 3/3 responses
A system failure led to a critical high globulin blood test result in A&E not being followed up, delaying diagnosis. Additionally, prescribing information needs clearer …
Medicines and Healthcare products … Kings College Hospital Amgen Limited
Bernard O’Flynn
Historic (No Identified Response)
8 May 2019 · London Inner (South) · 0/1 responses
Concerns remain that policies for medical emergencies in state custody, outside of Code Red/Blue scenarios, lack input from an emergency medicine expert, potentially missing cases …
Oxleas NHS Trust
Alexander Davidson
Partially Responded
2 May 2019 · Nottinghamshire · 2/4 responses
NHS 111 pathways use unsuitable language for children and cause confusion, while GP surgeries experience delays in uploading 111 notes. There is also a lack …
NHS England NHS Pathways N.I.C.E Roundwood Medical Centre
Royston Kemp
Historic (No Identified Response)
2 May 2019 · London Inner (South) · 0/1 responses
A care home nurse failed to adequately assess a resident's deteriorating leg condition, take vital signs, or escalate concerns, leading to a missed diagnosis of …
Nursing and Midwifery Council
Scott Marsden
Historic (No Identified Response)
1 May 2019 · West Yorkshire (East) · 0/1 responses
The absence of a defibrillator at Marshalls Arts College poses a critical safety concern.
Leeds Martial Arts College
James Fletcher
All Responded
1 May 2019 · Blackpool & Fylde · 1/1 responses
Inadequate guidance for caring for non-verbally communicative patients, poor record-keeping with missing entries and incomplete records, and significant miscommunication among medical and nursing staff compromised …
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS …
Clive Jones
All Responded
30 Apr 2019 · Plymouth, Torbay and South Devon · 1/1 responses
An independent review of UK Search and Rescue operational capability and HM Coastguard is needed, alongside a thorough review of their information technology systems for …
Department for Transport
Mark Hinton
All Responded
30 Apr 2019 · Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin · 1/1 responses
Critical patient information regarding a potential blood clot was not recorded or passed on, and a requested D-Dimer test result was not seen by the …
Shrewsbury and Telford NHS …
Alfonso Sinclair
All Responded
29 Apr 2019 · London Inner (West) · 1/1 responses
A distressed individual's overtly odd and illegal behaviour at a tube station went unnoticed and unchallenged by staff, despite CCTV, due to a lack of …
Transport for London
David Price
All Responded
29 Apr 2019 · Manchester (South) · 1/1 responses
There is a critical lack of an integrated mental health counselling and detoxification service in Stockport to support individuals treating anxiety alongside alcohol dependency.
Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group
Faye Allen
Partially Responded
29 Apr 2019 · Manchester (South) · 1/2 responses
Ambiguous interpretation of national ambulance service guidance led to inflated medical staffing numbers at events by including non-frontline first aiders, significantly reducing actual direct medical …
Health and Safety Executive National Ambulance Resilience Unit
Bradley Trevarthen
All Responded
29 Apr 2019 · Wiltshire and Swindon · 1/1 responses
School friends were aware of the deceased's increasing suicidal ideation and methods explored online but failed to report it to adults, partly due to fear …
Department for Culture, Media …
Georgia Nelson
All Responded
29 Apr 2019 · London Inner (West) · 2/2 responses
Critical failures in discharge planning, including inadequate housing review and lack of transfer to the home treatment team, contributed to a patient's death by suicide …
Central and North West … Royal Borough of Kensington …
Steffan Kuenzel
All Responded
29 Apr 2019 · London Inner (North) · 1/1 responses
The patient received insufficient specific guidance on safe alcohol reduction methods and was unaware of critical alcohol withdrawal symptoms beyond seizures requiring urgent medical attention.
Barts Health NHS Trust
William Hignett
Historic (No Identified Response)
26 Apr 2019 · Cheshire · 0/1 responses
Safety concerns include hazardous junction configuration, insufficient street lighting, vegetation obstructing visibility, and an inappropriate speed limit.
Cheshire West and Chester …
Michael Davies
All Responded
25 Apr 2019 · Camarthenshire and Pembrokeshire · 1/1 responses
The evidence revealed general concerns indicating a risk of future deaths without specifying particular issues.
Welsh Ambulance Trust
Mildred Clark
Historic (No Identified Response)
25 Apr 2019 · Kent (North-East) · 0/3 responses
A paramedic was inappropriately instructed to perform an untrained hernia reduction, causing pain, when the patient should have been transferred to hospital for a suspected …
East Kent University Hospitals NHS England South East Coast Ambulance …
Deborah Hopkinson
All Responded
24 Apr 2019 · Manchester (North) · 1/1 responses
Frequent equipment failures and significant delays in specialist consultant involvement due to lack of expertise and communication issues severely impacted patient diagnosis and treatment.
Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS …
Ioannis Avgousti
All Responded
24 Apr 2019 · Brighton and Hove · 1/1 responses
The evidence revealed general concerns indicating a risk of future deaths without specifying particular issues.
Brighton and Sussex University …
Kerry Hunter
All Responded
23 Apr 2019 · Suffolk · 2/1 responses
The proposed in-house Borderline Personality Disorder service access pathway may inadvertently exclude patients due to their condition's characteristics, like avoidance and previous negative treatment experiences.
Norfolk & Suffolk NHS …
Roger Neaves
Historic (No Identified Response)
18 Apr 2019 · Plymouth Torbay and South Devon · 0/1 responses
Confirmation is needed that the recommendations from the Hospital Trust's Root Cause Analysis following the patient's death have been fully implemented.
Derriford Hospital Trust