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Learning Oversight Dashboard

Bring together learning, recommendations and actions from across the review journey, including panel, but also PMRTs, coronial inquiries, criminal investigations and child safeguarding practice reviews, so there is oversight of the learning and impact of the child death review process.

Runs in your browser on your own machine. No installation, no accounts, and no data leaves your organisation.

What it does

Throughout the child death review process, learning, actions and recommendations are identified for many agencies, yet often no single group holds overall oversight. This tool brings it all together in one place and gives governance groups one clear line of sight.

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    Learning from every review

    • Panel reviews
    • Perinatal mortality reviews (PMRT)
    • Coronial and criminal investigations
    • Child safeguarding practice reviews

    All of these are brought together, so oversight does not wait for a case to reach panel.

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    Recorded once

    One shared record

    Each learning point, action and recommendation is held in one place, with its likely impact.

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    One clear view

    An overview, a summary for each agency, and red, amber and green progress.

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    Ready for governance

    • Overview dashboard
    • Agency summaries
    • Progress charts
    • Impact evidence

    Evidence that learning has led to action, and what difference it has made.

Schematic of how the tool works, not a screenshot.

Screens

What the tool actually looks like in use.

The Overview screen: headline counts for cases reviewed, learning points, systemic issues, themes and inferred impacts, with a chart of learning themes and a split by severity.
See the whole picture at a glance
Further down the Overview: cases grouped by age at death and by category of death.
Where learning clusters by age and category
The Report screen: a learning summary for the reporting period, with headline counts, charts and buttons to export to PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
A ready-made summary in the formats you need

Demonstration

A recorded walkthrough, so you can see the tool working before you ask for anything.

A silent walkthrough using example data, one minute. The schematic and the screens above describe the same process.

Features

  • Strips out all learning, actions and recommendations in one place
  • Captures potential impacts alongside each item
  • Overview dashboard plus agency-by-agency summaries
  • RAG-rated progress charts for timely assessment

Who it is for

Multi-agency governance groups and CDR oversight arrangements.

Information governance

The tool is a single file that opens in a standard web browser. It installs nothing, creates no account, and makes no connection to any outside service, including none back to Turning Over. Whatever you load into it is processed on your own machine and stays there.

The full answers your IG lead will want

See it working before you commit

Every enquiry starts with a demonstration using example data, so you and your IG lead can see exactly how the tool behaves.

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