East Midlands Ambulance Service 'neglect' contributed to meningitis death of Zara Cheesman, 15, coroner rules
The coroner ruled neglect by East Midlands Ambulance Service staff led to missed treatment opportunities for Zara Cheesman, whose death from meningitis B was deemed preventable.
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Neglect by ambulance workers contributed to girl’s death, coroner finds
A coroner has found there were ‘gross failings to provide basic care’ to Zara Cheesman, 15, who died of meningitis in Nottingham. Neglect by ambulance workers contributed to the death of a 15-year-old schoolgirl who had meningitis, a coroner has concluded. Zara Cheesman, from the Mapperley Park area of Nottingham, died at the city’s Queen’s Medical Centre (QMC) two days before Christmas last year after showing “red flags” of the disease. Conclud…
Coroner rules neglect contributed to the death of 15-year-old Zara Cheesman, after failings by healthcare professionals
The inquest into the death of teenager Zara Alice Cheesman has concluded that her death was avoidable and contributed to by neglect after failings by ambulance services. Assistant Coroner Dr Elizabeth Didcock ruled that Zara died from bacterial meningitis, following missed opportunities by healthcare professionals and gross failings by EMAS to carry out an adequate […]
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