Impact of the tracker
Our tools are used by the death investigation system to improve practice and inform policy.
PDT Scotland is launched!
With support from the charity, Changing Ideas, we share our newest Tracker and expansion into Scotland.
Letter to the Minister for Victims about the PDT
MP Chris Coghlan writes to Alex Davis-Jones at the Ministry of Justice in support for the PDT campaign.
Lecture to the Medico-Legal Society
Dr Georgia Richards gave a guest lecture at the Medico-Legal Society about the work of the Preventable Deaths Tracker.
Dr Richards speaks on the ‘Mind the Gap’ panel as an expert
Dr Georgia Richards speaks about the Preventable Deaths Tracker to alumni of King’s College London.
Launch of the MRF Roadmap for a better online future in Parliament
Data from the Preventable Deaths Tracker features in the Molly Rose Foundation report & roadmap for a better online future.
Feature in The Times on improvements to the Welsh Ambulance Service
The Preventable Deaths Tracker was featured in the Times demonstrating the impact of using data from coroners to drive change.
Inaugural Westminster Patient Safety Symposium
Dr Richards joined MPs, patient advocates, charities and public bodies at the first Patient Safety Symposium in Parliament.
Award winners! The PDT receives a King’s Engaged Researchers Award
The Preventable Deaths Tracker was shortlisted for 3 awards and took home the ‘Transforming Research Culture’ award
Contributions to the Independent Review of FAIs in Scotland
The Preventable Deaths Tracker was endorsed by the Independent Review of Fatal Accident Inquiries relating to deaths in custody.
Online seminar for the King’s Institute for AI
Dr Richards gave an online lecture for the King’s AI+ Seminar series.
Live on BBC 4 Women’s Hour
Dr Richards was interviewed by Nuala McGovern on BBC Women’s Hour about our latest research on preventable deaths during maternity.
History of Preventing Future Deaths
Support the Preventable Deaths Tracker
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