An official who examines the reasons for a person's death, especially if it was violent or unexpected.

A formal investigation into the circumstances surrounding a person's death carried out by a coroner.

A piece of thick soft material placed on the floor intended to prevent harm in the event of a fall.

Computerized tomography scan: a medical test that involves using x-rays to create a three-dimensional image (appearing to have length, width, and height) of the inside of the body.

The attitudes, behaviour, opinions, etc. of a particular group of people.

Services provided with no overnight provision. Encompass a range of public, private, and voluntary provision, covering a wide spectrum of service user groups (older people, people with mental health issues, people with learning disabilities, people with physical disabilities, people who are terminally ill, pre-school children).

Actions taken to address a person's agitated or heightened behaviour in order to relieve their stress or return them to baseline.

Unable to hear, either completely or partly.

The end of life.

To carefully review upon completion.

A person who has the authority to help another person when they are making certain decisions for themselves.

A person appointed by the court to make certain decisions on a person's behalf if they are unable to make them for yourself.