LeDeR reviews

What happens after a review has been completed?

After a review has been completed, it is sent to two groups: the Governance Panel and the Steering Group. Both of these groups are made up of membership from across the ICS and include health, social care, public sector services, charities, experts by experience/people with lived experience.

The Governance Panel is presented with completed reviews, which include areas of learning, good practice and improvements required. The group are allowed to ask questions about the review and will identify any relevant actions that need taking forward to the Steering Group.

The Steering Group then take responsibility of these actions, including both learning and improvements, and drive the changes needed to implement them across the system.

Learnings from LeDeR reviews completed locally:

Issue 1 – LeDeR briefing

Issue 2 – LeDeR briefing

Issue 3 – LeDeR briefing

Issue 4 – LeDeR briefing

Introduction to LeDeR

LeDeR stands for: Learning from the lives and deaths of people with a learning disability and autistic people.

LeDeR reviews

A LeDeR review improves the lives of deaths of people with a learning disability, and autistic people

Reporting a death

To report the death of someone with a learning disability or an autistic person, please visit the NHS England website.

Resources and materials

Resources for everyone