Coroner 'concerned' about A&E overcrowding deaths A coroner has raised concerns about deaths in A&E after an 85-year-old died at an "overcrowded" hospital.
There were "several lapses and omissions" in the way Mohan Acharya was monitored at Northampton General Hospital, an inquest heard.
Hassan Shah said even though these did not contribute to his death, he would be writing to the government with a prevention of future deaths report.
The hospital trust said it accepted the coroner's conclusion. BBC Northampton
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There were "several lapses and omissions" in the way Mohan Acharya was monitored at Northampton General Hospital, an inquest heard.
Hassan Shah said even though these did not contribute to his death, he would be writing to the government with a prevention of future deaths report.
The hospital trust said it accepted the coroner's conclusion. BBC Northampton
See also:
- Coroner orders report to shine spotlight on Northampton's overcrowded A&E's after inquest 85-year-old man's death Northampton Chronicle and Echo
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