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1. • • The Regulations make clear that a registered medical practitioner must notify the relevant senior coroner (the senior coroner appointed for the coroner area in which the body of the deceased person lies) of a person’s death if they come to know of the death and in certain types of cases.
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   What happens if a person dies without a coroner?

   • The majority of deaths are not reported to the Coroner and, in most cases the deceased's doctor will issue a medical certificate with the cause of death without reference to a coroner, especially if they have been treated for an illness which caused the death.

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   When is a death reportable to the coroner?

   • death is reportable to the CORONER under S.1 Coroners and Justice Act 2009 if the cause of death is violent, unnatural, unknown or occurred whilst in custody or State detention. You should also report a death in the following circumstances: You are in ANY DOUBT at all as to THE CAUSE OF DEATH.

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   Do medical practitioners have to notify the coroner if a person dies?

   • 3. The Regulations make clear that a registered medical practitioner must notify the relevant senior coroner (the senior coroner appointed for the coroner area in which the body of the deceased person lies) of a person’s death if they come to know of the death and in certain types of cases.

   Chief Coroner’s Guidance No. 31 Death Referrals and Medical Examiners

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   When should a death be referred to the coroner?

   • The following regulations on when a death should be referred to the coroner came into effect on Tuesday, 1 October 2019. Poisoning, including by a substance that is usually not poisonous. Exposure to or contact with a toxic substance. The use of a medicinal product, controlled drug or psychoactive substance.

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   When should a relative be referred to a coroner?

   • Referrals happen for a variety of reasons. A death should be referred if; The identity of the deceased person is unknown. If there is any doubt the Coroner’s Office should be contacted for further advice. If you are unsure why your relative’s death has been reported please call us and a Coroner’s Officer will discuss it with you.

   Which deaths are referred to the Coroner? | Coroners

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   What does a coroner do?

   • The Coroner may also be involved in assisting in the prevention of future deaths by reporting the findings and/ or making recommendations to the relevant authority/ organisation involved in the circumstances of the deceased's death.

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3. www.gov.uk › when-a-death-is-reported-to-a-coronerWhen a death is reported to a coroner - GOV.UK

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   The steps you must take when someone dies - register a death, report a death with Tell Us Once, coroners, funerals and death abroad.

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   • The death was due to poisoning including by an otherwise benign substance.
   • The death was due to exposure to, or contact with a toxic substance.
   • The death was due to the use of a medicinal product, the use of a controlled drug or psychoactive substance.
   • The death was due to violence, trauma or injury.

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6. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsNotification of Deaths Regulations 2019 guidance - GOV.UK

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   Sep 13, 2019 · The guidance has been revised to reflect the changes to the Notification of Deaths Regulations 2019 provided by Cremation, Coroners and Notification of Deaths (England and Wales) (Amendment...

7. www.kirklees.gov.uk › beta › adult-social-careA Guide to reporting deaths to HM Coroner and Death Certification

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   death is reportable to the CORONER under S.1 Coroners and Justice Act 2009 if the cause of death is violent, unnatural, unknown or occurred whilst in custody or State detention. You should...

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8. www.rochdale.gov.uk › coroners › guide-reportable-deathsGuide to reportable deaths – Rochdale Borough Council

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   A death should be referred to HM Coroner if: The death is suspected to be due to: Poisoning, including by a substance that is usually not poisonous. Exposure to or contact with a toxic substance....

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   Feb 2, 2021 · The majority of deaths are not reported to the Coroner and, in most cases the deceased's doctor will issue a medical certificate with the cause of death without reference...

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    Sep 19, 2019 · The Regulations make clear that a registered medical practitioner must notify the relevant senior coroner (the senior coroner appointed for the coroner area in which the body of the deceased person lies) of a person’s death if they come to know of the death and in certain types of cases.