What an alert for “"Emma Carlyon"” would have sent you

Coroners publish a Prevention of Future Deaths report whenever an inquest finds a risk that could kill again. Type what you watch — a drug, a device, a hospital, a hazard — and see the real reports it matches and how often a new one arrives.

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Last 12 months

0

emails you would have had

Last 3 years

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matching reports

All time

18

reports in the corpus

No matching report was published in the last three years. You would probably be watching for something rare — worth doing, but expect long silences.

Counted against the newest report in the corpus (2026), not today's date — the judiciary publishes in batches, and measuring from today would understate a quiet month.

The most recent matches

DateReportReference
14 Mar 2018 Thomas Curtin 2018-0076
12 Jan 2018 Pauline Pryor 2018-0009
12 Jan 2018 David Buttriss 2018-0010
18 Dec 2017 Pamela Hands 2017-0373
3 Oct 2017 Terrence George 2017-0253
11 Sep 2017 Geoffrey Taylor 2017-0226
11 Sep 2017 Henry Prow 2017-0227
7 Apr 2017 Theresa Thompson 2017-0110
28 Dec 2016 Dorethea Parr 2016-0466
14 Nov 2016 Margaret Wakefield 2016-0413
14 Nov 2016 David Knight 2016-0414
27 May 2016 Esmee Polmear 2016-0203

Showing 12 of 18. See them all on the free search →

Reports per year

YearMatching reports
20183
20175
20167
20152
20141

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