Man, 85, 'died after nine-hour A&E wait' An 85-year-old man died after a nine-hour wait in A&E and "several lapses and omissions" in the way he was monitored, an inquest has heard.
Mohan Acharya died from pneumonia and acute renal failure at Northampton General Hospital on 8 March 2018.
Emergency medicine consultant Dr Mike Pearce said the hospital "should have done more observations".
But he added the failings were "unlikely to have directly contributed" to Mr Acharya's death. BBC Northampton
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Mohan Acharya died from pneumonia and acute renal failure at Northampton General Hospital on 8 March 2018.
Emergency medicine consultant Dr Mike Pearce said the hospital "should have done more observations".
But he added the failings were "unlikely to have directly contributed" to Mr Acharya's death. BBC Northampton
See also:
- 'Dangerous overcrowding' was not major factor in death of 85-year-old who died in Northampton's A&E, inquest hears Northampton Chronicle and Echo
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