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Prevention of Future Deaths

Total: 4,638 Responded: 4,638 No identified response (past 2 years): 0 Pending: 0

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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
20 May 2015	Irene Hamilton-Parker Clothing made of easily flammable man-made fabrics poses a risk, and steps should be considered to reduce the …	Department of Business Innovation and …	All Responded	1/1
20 May 2015	Viola Burke The GP practice failed to inquire about the reason for asthma pump use, and an incomplete care plan …	City and Hackney GP Confederation Lawson Practice	Partially Responded	1/2
19 May 2015	Sheila Johnson The internal investigation into the death was perfunctory, lacked robust inquiry, missed key interviews, and contained factual inaccuracies, …	Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust	All Responded	2/1
18 May 2015	Diana Hughes	Not Listed	All Responded	1/1
15 May 2015	Sara Green Delays of up to 24 hours in 'writing up' medical consultations risk important information being unavailable or misinterpreted, …	Priory Group	All Responded	1/1
15 May 2015	Jacques Lakeman and Torin Lakeman Easy access to anonymous 'Dark Web' sites for unregulated illicit drugs with unknown potency and content poses a …	Home Office	All Responded	1/1
15 May 2015	George Richardson Lack of a consolidated catheterisation record meant staff were unaware of previous challenges, and national standards may be …	Department of Health and Social …	All Responded	1/1
13 May 2015	Hana Elhamid Lack of routine blood tests for sugar in a patient on Clozapine treatment led to an undiagnosed diabetic …	Department of Health and Social …	All Responded	1/1
13 May 2015	Paul Littlewood Gantry safety barriers were too low, lacked an intermediate crossbar and toe-plate, and fall protection at the access …	Steadplan Ltd Freight Transport Association Ltd Road Haulage Association	Partially Responded	1/3
13 May 2015	Paul Murray Insufficient resources were available for the London Ambulance Service to meet demand on the day of the incident.	Department of Health and Social …	All Responded	1/1
12 May 2015	Paul McGuigan General concerns were raised across relevant agencies about risks that could lead to future deaths, requiring action.	Greater Manchester Police Ministry of Justice Home Office Ministry of Defence Security Industry Authority National Police Chiefs’ Council Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust National Offender Management Service	All Responded	3/8
11 May 2015	Lydia Corah An error led to a patient undergoing an X-ray intended for another, causing delay in assessment, unnecessary radiation, …	Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust	All Responded	1/1
11 May 2015	Keith Gallimore Potentially important patient information documented by one service was not accessible to other services within the same Trust, …	Camden and Islington NHS Foundation …	All Responded	1/1
11 May 2015	Margaret Wright Doctors did not routinely telephone patients or families after home visit requests to obtain further information, potentially delaying …	Department of Health and Social …	All Responded	1/1
11 May 2015	John Lobo Assessing fitness to travel for direct repatriation requires medical expertise beyond a paramedic, and independent medical assessment should …	Exora Medical Limited	All Responded	1/1
7 May 2015	Baby Olsberg Antenatal screening for Group B Streptococcus (GBS) and prophylactic intrapartum antibiotics for positive cases are not routinely offered …	Department of Health and Social … Royal College of Paediatricians National Institute for Health and … Royal College of Obstetricians	All Responded	3/4
7 May 2015	Evelyn Kennedy Acute Medical Unit failed significantly in patient care, with issues including incomplete handovers, poor personal hygiene, missing wristbands, …	Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals …	All Responded	1/1
1 May 2015	Derrick Stanmore A registered nurse failed to recognise abnormal patient observations requiring escalation, and lacked access to essential healthcare records …	Leicester Partnership Trust	All Responded	1/1
1 May 2015	Jayne Jowett PIC staff lack adequate training in interpreting and escalating National Early Warning Scores, and struggle to understand critical …	Partnerships In Care	All Responded	1/1
29 Apr 2015	Rasharn Williams The patient's care plan was unclear regarding emergency actions for breathlessness, potentially causing ambiguity for staff. A vital …	Berger Primary School	All Responded	1/1
29 Apr 2015	Jorge Castro A vulnerable patient missed crucial anti-epileptic medication due to uncollected prescriptions, which GPs failed to review during multiple …	Springfield Medical Practice	All Responded	1/1
29 Apr 2015	Barry Wilson A defective surgical anastomosis, made with staples, was not detected prior to the patient's hospital discharge, directly contributing …	Glan Clwyd Hospital	All Responded	1/1
28 Apr 2015	Greg Revell Ineffective suicide prevention measures were evident, with a prisoner not placed on ACCT despite clear risk and a …	Leicestershire Partnership Trust HM YOI Glen Parva	All Responded	2/2
28 Apr 2015	Martyn Horton, David Ramsden, Douglas Halliday and Alexander … The Ridgeback vehicle, introduced for operational service, has unspecified "suspension issues" that raise concerns for safety.		All Responded	1/0
27 Apr 2015	Sally Ellison There was a significant delay in conducting diagnostic tests for severe pneumonia, specifically Legionella, hindering confirmed diagnosis and …	Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board	All Responded	1/1
27 Apr 2015	Tamara Holboll The trust lacks precise definitions for "good communication," failing to specify exactly what information, by whom, when, and …	Camden & Islington NHS Foundation …	All Responded	1/1
27 Apr 2015	Joshua Brown National police driver training for night-time operations lacks a compulsory practical in-car element, potentially compromising officer safety and …	Association of Chief Police Officers College of Policing	Partially Responded	1/2
24 Apr 2015	Hilda Harris The community INR testing booking system is unreliable due to failures in appointment transfer and an unreliable notification …	National Assembly for Wales Cwm Taf University Health Board	Partially Responded	1/2
23 Apr 2015	Patricia Chapman Revised training for community hospital staff lacks provision for obtaining emergency expert medical advice from acute hospitals, potentially …	County Durham and Darlington NHS …	All Responded	1/1
23 Apr 2015	Efan James The Welsh Assembly Government's advice on reducing cot death is confusing, specifically regarding the ambiguous "very tired" criterion …	Welsh Assembly Government	All Responded	1/1
22 Apr 2015	Laurence Boyens Systemic failure in adhering to drug administration guidelines, including inadequate blood pressure monitoring, poor record-keeping, and insufficient staff …	General Midwifery Council General Medical Council HMP Belmarsh	Partially Responded	2/3
22 Apr 2015	Noel Jones Delays in patient acceptance by the hospital and the absence of out-of-hours vascular surgery or interventional radiology services …	Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust	All Responded	1/1
22 Apr 2015	Jack Rowe The absence of compulsory child-resistant fencing for private swimming pools in the UK, unlike other countries, creates a …	Communities & Local Government Department for Education Ministry of Housing	All Responded	1/3
21 Apr 2015	Willow Davies An inexperienced midwife was unsupported during delivery without prior resuscitation training, highlighting flaws in midwife allocation and the …	Bedford Hospital NHS Trust	All Responded	1/1
21 Apr 2015	Bruce Longden The Sussex Partnership Trust demonstrated a critical lack of awareness regarding its own internal protocols.	Brighton and Sussex University Hospital …	All Responded	1/1
20 Apr 2015	Andrew Farrow A patient with suicidal ideation who requested admission could not be accommodated due to a lack of available …	Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health … Department of Health and Social …	Partially Responded	1/2
20 Apr 2015	Daniel Hodgin A crucial towpath gate, intended to be locked during high river levels, was open due to the absence …	Shropshire Council	All Responded	2/1
17 Apr 2015	Mark Groombridge Critical lack of communication between offender managers and hospital clinicians before recall, alongside widespread confusion among probation staff …	HM Prison and Probation Service	All Responded	1/1
17 Apr 2015	Patrick Sturtivant Public parking on a Byway adjacent to a main road for Stonehenge viewing creates a significant road safety …	Department for Transport Wiltshire Council National Trust Wiltshire Landscape National Trust English Heritage	Partially Responded	3/5
16 Apr 2015	Kesia Leatherbarrow Critical communication failures and incomplete information sharing between Children's Services and CAMHS across different regions, along with a …	Home Office Department of Health and Social … Communities & Local Government Ministry of Housing National Police Chiefs’ Council Crown Prosecution Service MEDACS Healthcare Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust Lancashire County Council Tameside Council Greater Manchester Police	Partially Responded	4/11
15 Apr 2015	Nicholas Rowley Insufficient verbal consultation between medical practitioners and custody staff, coupled with inadequate joint training, led to unclear observation …	Nestor Primecare National Police Chiefs’ Council Staffordshire Police G4S Department of Health and Social …	Partially Responded	3/5
15 Apr 2015	Stephen Myers A product containing isopropyl nitrite, misused by inhalation, has inadequate labelling that fails to comply with current safety …	Department of Business Innovations and Skills	Partially Responded	1/2
13 Apr 2015	Hayden Norton Critical failures included a lack of blood pressure monitoring and aneurysm screening after prison transfer, alongside ambulance call …	Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation … NHS England	Partially Responded	1/2
13 Apr 2015	Austen Harrison Basic health and safety training for managers, coupled with a lack of understanding of responsibilities and infrequent professional …	Hugo Boss UK	All Responded	1/1
8 Apr 2015	Aleysha McLoughlin The training system for professionals working with young people regarding self-harm requires a comprehensive review, as self-harm is …	Communities & Local Government Department for Education Ministry of Housing Department of Health and Social …	All Responded	1/4
8 Apr 2015	Daniel Foss A serious design flaw on the Kingsway/Metro system has led to over 100 road traffic incidents, including injuries …	Swansea Council	All Responded	1/1
1 Apr 2015	Christopher Watson Social care failed to ensure a vulnerable individual received, understood, or could read a letter offering help, and …	Norfolk County Council	All Responded	1/1
31 Mar 2015	Sharon Butcher Delays in calling ambulances following emergency medical codes and inconsistent adherence to prison protocols for medical emergencies represent …	National Offender Management Service HMP Frankland	Partially Responded	1/2
31 Mar 2015	Thomas Beaty Ambiguous national instrumental delivery guidance and misaligned trust protocols, particularly concerning procedure abandonment criteria and traction terminology, created …	Department of Health and Social … Royal College of Obstetricians and … Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust	Partially Responded	2/3
30 Mar 2015	Sabrina Stevenson Worsening ambulance response times, staffing shortages, unaddressed training issues (e.g., pregnancy testing, extraction), and a lack of system …	College of Paramedics NHS England London Ambulance Service NHS Trust	All Responded	3/3

Irene Hamilton-Parker

All Responded

20 May 2015 · Staffordshire (South) · 1/1 responses

Clothing made of easily flammable man-made fabrics poses a risk, and steps should be considered to reduce the flammability of manufactured or imported clothing.

Department of Business Innovation …

Viola Burke

Partially Responded

20 May 2015 · London Inner (North) · 1/2 responses

The GP practice failed to inquire about the reason for asthma pump use, and an incomplete care plan system for vulnerable patients meant out-of-hours services …

City and Hackney GP … Lawson Practice

Sheila Johnson

All Responded

19 May 2015 · Derby and Derbyshire · 2/1 responses

The internal investigation into the death was perfunctory, lacked robust inquiry, missed key interviews, and contained factual inaccuracies, risking future patient harm.

Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation …

Diana Hughes

All Responded

18 May 2015 · Gloucestershire · 1/1 responses

Not Listed

Sara Green

All Responded

15 May 2015 · Manchester (South) · 1/1 responses

Delays of up to 24 hours in 'writing up' medical consultations risk important information being unavailable or misinterpreted, potentially harming patients.

Priory Group

Jacques Lakeman and Torin Lakeman

All Responded

15 May 2015 · Manchester (West) · 1/1 responses

Easy access to anonymous 'Dark Web' sites for unregulated illicit drugs with unknown potency and content poses a significant and ongoing risk of future deaths.

Home Office

George Richardson

All Responded

15 May 2015 · Sunderland · 1/1 responses

Lack of a consolidated catheterisation record meant staff were unaware of previous challenges, and national standards may be needed for safe catheterisation skills.

Department of Health and …

Hana Elhamid

All Responded

13 May 2015 · London (North) · 1/1 responses

Lack of routine blood tests for sugar in a patient on Clozapine treatment led to an undiagnosed diabetic coma, with resultant trachea injury, directly causing …

Department of Health and …

Paul Littlewood

Partially Responded

13 May 2015 · South Yorkshire (West) · 1/3 responses

Gantry safety barriers were too low, lacked an intermediate crossbar and toe-plate, and fall protection at the access ladder was inadequate, creating significant fall risks.

Steadplan Ltd Freight Transport Association Ltd Road Haulage Association

Paul Murray

All Responded

13 May 2015 · London (North) · 1/1 responses

Insufficient resources were available for the London Ambulance Service to meet demand on the day of the incident.

Department of Health and …

Paul McGuigan

All Responded

12 May 2015 · Manchester (South) · 3/8 responses

General concerns were raised across relevant agencies about risks that could lead to future deaths, requiring action.

Greater Manchester Police Ministry of Justice Home Office Ministry of Defence Security Industry Authority National Police Chiefs’ Council Pennine Care NHS Foundation … National Offender Management Service

Lydia Corah

All Responded

11 May 2015 · Nottinghamshire · 1/1 responses

An error led to a patient undergoing an X-ray intended for another, causing delay in assessment, unnecessary radiation, and adversely affecting the intended patient.

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS …

Keith Gallimore

All Responded

11 May 2015 · London Inner (North) · 1/1 responses

Potentially important patient information documented by one service was not accessible to other services within the same Trust, especially out-of-hours, risking future deaths.

Camden and Islington NHS …

Margaret Wright

All Responded

11 May 2015 · Manchester (West) · 1/1 responses

Doctors did not routinely telephone patients or families after home visit requests to obtain further information, potentially delaying priority visits and impacting outcomes.

Department of Health and …

John Lobo

All Responded

11 May 2015 · London (South) · 1/1 responses

Assessing fitness to travel for direct repatriation requires medical expertise beyond a paramedic, and independent medical assessment should be considered in such cases.

Exora Medical Limited

Baby Olsberg

All Responded

7 May 2015 · Manchester (North) · 3/4 responses

Antenatal screening for Group B Streptococcus (GBS) and prophylactic intrapartum antibiotics for positive cases are not routinely offered by the NHS, potentially putting babies at …

Department of Health and … Royal College of Paediatricians National Institute for Health … Royal College of Obstetricians

Evelyn Kennedy

All Responded

7 May 2015 · Brighton & Hove · 1/1 responses

Acute Medical Unit failed significantly in patient care, with issues including incomplete handovers, poor personal hygiene, missing wristbands, unremoved IVs, incomplete care documentation, development of …

Brighton and Sussex University …

Derrick Stanmore

All Responded

1 May 2015 · Leicester (City & South) · 1/1 responses

A registered nurse failed to recognise abnormal patient observations requiring escalation, and lacked access to essential healthcare records to contextualise findings. A system like EWS …

Leicester Partnership Trust

Jayne Jowett

All Responded

1 May 2015 · Nottinghamshire · 1/1 responses

PIC staff lack adequate training in interpreting and escalating National Early Warning Scores, and struggle to understand critical clinical signs. There's no clear protocol for …

Partnerships In Care

Rasharn Williams

All Responded

29 Apr 2015 · London North (Inner) · 1/1 responses

The patient's care plan was unclear regarding emergency actions for breathlessness, potentially causing ambiguity for staff. A vital medical instruction notice for the child was …

Berger Primary School

Jorge Castro

All Responded

29 Apr 2015 · Manchester (West) · 1/1 responses

A vulnerable patient missed crucial anti-epileptic medication due to uncollected prescriptions, which GPs failed to review during multiple consultations. The surgery lacked a system to …

Springfield Medical Practice

Barry Wilson

All Responded

29 Apr 2015 · North West Wales · 1/1 responses

A defective surgical anastomosis, made with staples, was not detected prior to the patient's hospital discharge, directly contributing to their death.

Glan Clwyd Hospital

Greg Revell

All Responded

28 Apr 2015 · Leicester (City & South) · 2/2 responses

Ineffective suicide prevention measures were evident, with a prisoner not placed on ACCT despite clear risk and a culture of avoiding such measures. Healthcare information …

Leicestershire Partnership Trust HM YOI Glen Parva

Martyn Horton, David Ramsden, Douglas Halliday and Alexander Isaac

All Responded

28 Apr 2015 · Wiltshire & Swindon · 1/0 responses

The Ridgeback vehicle, introduced for operational service, has unspecified "suspension issues" that raise concerns for safety.

Sally Ellison

All Responded

27 Apr 2015 · North Wales (East & Central) · 1/1 responses

There was a significant delay in conducting diagnostic tests for severe pneumonia, specifically Legionella, hindering confirmed diagnosis and potentially delaying optimal treatment. A rapid testing …

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health …

Tamara Holboll

All Responded

27 Apr 2015 · London North (Inner) · 1/1 responses

The trust lacks precise definitions for "good communication," failing to specify exactly what information, by whom, when, and how it should be exchanged, especially between …

Camden & Islington NHS …

Joshua Brown

Partially Responded

27 Apr 2015 · Surrey · 1/2 responses

National police driver training for night-time operations lacks a compulsory practical in-car element, potentially compromising officer safety and response effectiveness.

Association of Chief Police … College of Policing

Hilda Harris

Partially Responded

24 Apr 2015 · Powys, Bridgend & Glamorgan Valleys · 1/2 responses

The community INR testing booking system is unreliable due to failures in appointment transfer and an unreliable notification system for omissions by family or carers.

National Assembly for Wales Cwm Taf University Health …

Patricia Chapman

All Responded

23 Apr 2015 · County Durham & Darlington · 1/1 responses

Revised training for community hospital staff lacks provision for obtaining emergency expert medical advice from acute hospitals, potentially delaying critical guidance in urgent situations.

County Durham and Darlington …

Efan James

All Responded

23 Apr 2015 · Carmarthenshire & Pembrokeshire · 1/1 responses

The Welsh Assembly Government's advice on reducing cot death is confusing, specifically regarding the ambiguous "very tired" criterion for parents considering bed-sharing.

Welsh Assembly Government

Laurence Boyens

Partially Responded

22 Apr 2015 · London (Inner South) · 2/3 responses

Systemic failure in adhering to drug administration guidelines, including inadequate blood pressure monitoring, poor record-keeping, and insufficient staff training and awareness regarding signs of patient …

General Midwifery Council General Medical Council HMP Belmarsh

Noel Jones

All Responded

22 Apr 2015 · Worcestershire · 1/1 responses

Delays in patient acceptance by the hospital and the absence of out-of-hours vascular surgery or interventional radiology services likely contributed to the deceased's death.

Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS …

Jack Rowe

All Responded

22 Apr 2015 · Wiltshire & Swindon · 1/3 responses

The absence of compulsory child-resistant fencing for private swimming pools in the UK, unlike other countries, creates a significant drowning risk for children.

Communities & Local Government Department for Education Ministry of Housing

Willow Davies

All Responded

21 Apr 2015 · Bedfordshire & Luton · 1/1 responses

An inexperienced midwife was unsupported during delivery without prior resuscitation training, highlighting flaws in midwife allocation and the 'Supervisors of Midwives' support system.

Bedford Hospital NHS Trust

Bruce Longden

All Responded

21 Apr 2015 · Brighton & Hove · 1/1 responses

The Sussex Partnership Trust demonstrated a critical lack of awareness regarding its own internal protocols.

Brighton and Sussex University …

Andrew Farrow

Partially Responded

20 Apr 2015 · Wiltshire & Swindon · 1/2 responses

A patient with suicidal ideation who requested admission could not be accommodated due to a lack of available beds at the mental health hospital.

Avon and Wiltshire Mental … Department of Health and …

Daniel Hodgin

All Responded

20 Apr 2015 · Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin · 2/1 responses

A crucial towpath gate, intended to be locked during high river levels, was open due to the absence of an effective notification system between agencies, …

Shropshire Council

Mark Groombridge

All Responded

17 Apr 2015 · Staffordshire (South) · 1/1 responses

Critical lack of communication between offender managers and hospital clinicians before recall, alongside widespread confusion among probation staff about the recall process, created systemic failures.

HM Prison and Probation …

Patrick Sturtivant

Partially Responded

17 Apr 2015 · Wiltshire & Swindon · 3/5 responses

Public parking on a Byway adjacent to a main road for Stonehenge viewing creates a significant road safety risk. Concerns were raised that diverting this …

Department for Transport Wiltshire Council National Trust Wiltshire Landscape National Trust English Heritage

Kesia Leatherbarrow

Partially Responded

16 Apr 2015 · Manchester (South) · 4/11 responses

Critical communication failures and incomplete information sharing between Children's Services and CAMHS across different regions, along with a failure to transfer the Youth Offending Team …

Home Office Department of Health and … Communities & Local Government Ministry of Housing National Police Chiefs’ Council Crown Prosecution Service MEDACS Healthcare Pennine Care NHS Foundation … Lancashire County Council Tameside Council Greater Manchester Police

Nicholas Rowley

Partially Responded

15 Apr 2015 · Stoke-on-Trent & North Staffordshire · 3/5 responses

Insufficient verbal consultation between medical practitioners and custody staff, coupled with inadequate joint training, led to unclear observation levels and poor management of drug/alcohol risks …

Nestor Primecare National Police Chiefs’ Council Staffordshire Police G4S Department of Health and …

Stephen Myers

Partially Responded

15 Apr 2015 · County Durham & Darlington · 1/2 responses

A product containing isopropyl nitrite, misused by inhalation, has inadequate labelling that fails to comply with current safety regulations (CLP) regarding hazards and warnings.

Department of Business Innovations and Skills

Hayden Norton

Partially Responded

13 Apr 2015 · Exeter & Greater Devon · 1/2 responses

Critical failures included a lack of blood pressure monitoring and aneurysm screening after prison transfer, alongside ambulance call delays due to the absence of an …

Dorset Healthcare University NHS … NHS England

Austen Harrison

All Responded

13 Apr 2015 · Oxfordshire · 1/1 responses

Basic health and safety training for managers, coupled with a lack of understanding of responsibilities and infrequent professional audits, led to undetected hazards like an …

Hugo Boss UK

Aleysha McLoughlin

All Responded

8 Apr 2015 · Manchester (West) · 1/4 responses

The training system for professionals working with young people regarding self-harm requires a comprehensive review, as self-harm is a growing public health crisis.

Communities & Local Government Department for Education Ministry of Housing Department of Health and …

Daniel Foss

All Responded

8 Apr 2015 · Swansea Neath & Port Talbot · 1/1 responses

A serious design flaw on the Kingsway/Metro system has led to over 100 road traffic incidents, including injuries and two fatalities, involving pedestrians and coaches.

Swansea Council

Christopher Watson

All Responded

1 Apr 2015 · Norfolk · 1/1 responses

Social care failed to ensure a vulnerable individual received, understood, or could read a letter offering help, and did not make direct contact to assess …

Norfolk County Council

Sharon Butcher

Partially Responded

31 Mar 2015 · County Durham & Darlington · 1/2 responses

Delays in calling ambulances following emergency medical codes and inconsistent adherence to prison protocols for medical emergencies represent a recurring and dangerous systemic failure.

National Offender Management Service HMP Frankland

Thomas Beaty

Partially Responded

31 Mar 2015 · Manchester (North) · 2/3 responses

Ambiguous national instrumental delivery guidance and misaligned trust protocols, particularly concerning procedure abandonment criteria and traction terminology, created risks during childbirth.

Department of Health and … Royal College of Obstetricians … Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS …

Sabrina Stevenson

All Responded

30 Mar 2015 · London North (Inner) · 3/3 responses

Worsening ambulance response times, staffing shortages, unaddressed training issues (e.g., pregnancy testing, extraction), and a lack of system improvements like automated re-categorisation pose ongoing risks.

College of Paramedics NHS England London Ambulance Service NHS …