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Four key errors by staff at Bradford Royal Infirmary led to the death of an elderly patient, a coroner has ruled Grandmother Sheila Hibbert, 77, of Bingley, died at the hospital last year following the series of failings in her care, an inquest heard yesterday.
Mrs Hibbert has been taken to BRI at 9pm on January 30, 2012, having been sick and feeling nauseous.
She was diabetic and received insulin during daily visits from district nurses. She was also undergoing chemotherapy for endometrial cancer and in the month leading to her death, blood tests showed her renal function was deteriorating.
http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co....f_at_Bradford_Royal_Infirmary__coroner_rules/
Mrs Hibbert has been taken to BRI at 9pm on January 30, 2012, having been sick and feeling nauseous.
She was diabetic and received insulin during daily visits from district nurses. She was also undergoing chemotherapy for endometrial cancer and in the month leading to her death, blood tests showed her renal function was deteriorating.
http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co....f_at_Bradford_Royal_Infirmary__coroner_rules/