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South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

NHS foundation trust in England.

An NHS trust runs hospitals or other NHS services in part of England. A foundation trust has more independence, and governors who represent local people.

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Partial: details
Years held
2017 onwards
Coroners’ reports
17 reports sent to it
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Coroners’ reports sent to this organisation

Prevention of Future Deaths reports that name this organisation as a recipient. A recipient must reply within 56 days. We show whether judiciary.uk has published a reply; one may have been sent and not yet published.

  1. “Overall, I accept this was an unusual set of circumstances in that the call to emergency…”, 2026-0310Response published

  2. “I heard that the NHS Pathways system tells call handlers to advise callers that an…”, 2026-0307Report put online after its 56 days

  3. “In light of the failings I identified, I invited evidence to be filed in relation to any…”, 2025-0416Response published

  4. “Despite the severity of the incident which occurred in this case, there had been little…”, 2025-0389Response published

  5. “The Court heard that when a call is made to 999 that the call is categorised using NHS…”, 2024-0621Response published, not yet matched

  6. “Complaints had been received by other paramedic passengers as to the unsafe driving…”, 2024-0686Response published

  7. Emergency services related deaths, 2024-0492Response published

  8. Emergency services related deaths, 2023-0212Response published

  9. Emergency services related deaths, 2023-0211Response published

  10. Emergency services related deaths, 2023-0112Response published

  11. “Ambulance crew updated EOC Mr Cooke could not be located”, 2021-0266Response published

  12. “S are as follows: During the course of the inquest the evidence revealed matters giving…”, 2019-0485Deadline passed

  13. “Although this matter did not contribute to this death a concern was raised that a…”, 2019-0127Deadline passed

  14. “: 1”, 2019-0095Report put online after its 56 days

  15. “With regard to the questions asked when an emergency call is made to South East Coast…”, 2019-0051Response published

  16. “That there were insufficient resources to deal with the high number of calls on this day…”, 2018-0198Response published

  17. “1 THE CORONER'S OFFICE WOODVALE, LEWES ROAD BRlGHTON BN23QB VERONICA HAMILTON-DEELEY DL…”, 2024-0095Response published

Care Quality Commission

The CQC regulates health and care services in England. These are its ratings for the foundation trustas a whole and the reports it has published, as listed on cqc.org.uk.

Current ratings

The CQC’s data has no overall rating for the trust as a whole, only these.

Emergency and urgent care
Good
Emergency operations centre (EOC)
Good
Resilience
Requires improvement

Rating published . This is the CQC’s latest rating for the foundation trust as a whole. Its website may have newer reports on individual hospitals and services. From the CQC’s ratings data as at .

The trust’s page on cqc.org.uk

Inspection reports

  1. An inspection of Emergency and urgent care

  2. A routine inspection

  3. An inspection of Resilience

  4. A routine inspection

  5. An inspection of Emergency operations centre (EOC)

  6. An inspection of Emergency and urgent care

  7. A routine inspection

  8. An inspection of Emergency and urgent care

Published by the CQC; we keep an unchanged copy of each report we link. All reports on cqc.org.uk. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Care Quality Commission, cqc.org.uk. Open Government Licence.