Why it is vital trusts learn lessons from coroners' reports

By Joanna Trewin2011-12-08T00:00:00

When a patient dies, the Coroners Rules 1984 allows coroners to produce a report that has the single purpose of preventing future deaths, if it is deemed the risk of death will continue to exist. Joanna Trewin has some advice on how trusts can avoid these - and what to ...

You need to be signed in to read more

Subscribe for unlimited access

With a HSJ subscription you’ll unlock:

All of HSJ.co.uk and our HSJ mobile app
News and insight on all areas of public funded healthcare
Expert commentary, insight and analysis from industry leaders
9 weekly ‘Expert Briefing’ insight emails covering a variety of specialist topics

to HSJ

Sign into your account here