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Coroner’s reportPrevention of future deaths · 2016-0241

“Evidence emerged during the inquest that the Paediatric Doctor in charge recognised that…”

Dated 28 Jun 2016, from the coroner for Black Country. Sent to 2 organisations or people.

A coroner wrote this report after an inquest, to warn the organisations below about a risk of further deaths.

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  1. Report dated28 Jun 2016
  2. Published on judiciary.uk8 Jun 2016

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Walsall Healthcare NHS TrustResponse publishedPublished on judiciary.uk in June 2016.
Care Quality CommissionDates unclearNo response published on judiciary.uk. The date on the report comes after the day judiciary.uk put it online, so we can’t work out when replies were due.

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The coroner’s concerns

– 1. Evidence emerged during the inquest that the Paediatric Doctor in charge recognised that it was a mistake to extubate baby when he did. His words were: “What should have been a straight forward ET change turned into a nightmare”. He also confirmed that he should have consulted the Consultant on call prior to making the decision and earlier use of the CO2 monitor would have made a difference. 2 2. In addition, it emerged that there were problems and delays in trying to contact the tertiary unit via the switchboard. 3. There was also evidence of an inadequate handover and preparation for the arrival of the premature baby with insufficient care plan details or consultation taking place.

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