Medical Negligence

  • Death due to delay in hip surgery

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    Coroner Anna Crawford has found that there was ‘no clinical reason’ for a delay for surgery of five days at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, which resulted in the...

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  • April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. This is an annual opportunity to spread awareness of this disease and help support the charities in the work they do to support families...

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  • Hydrocephalus is the build-up of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in areas called ventricles situated deep within the brain. CSF has three important functions: it protects the brain from damage it removes...

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  • Wheelchairs are more than just means of mobility, they serve as essential lifelines for individuals with disabilities, offering them independence and access to various aspects of life, including education and...

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  • The BBC has reported that they have analysed cancer waiting times in England for 2023, which are the worst on record. For the last 11 years cancer waiting times have...

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  • The inquest into the death of 51-year-old Christopher Sidle, from North Walsham, concluded today, 22 March 2024, in Norwich in front of Norfolk’s Senior Coroner, Jacqueline Lake. Ashtons Legal are...

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  • March is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Approximately 420,000 men in the UK are living with prostate cancer, and it is the most common cancer among men. Despite over 50,000 new...

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  • The BBC has today published details of the NHS Hospital Trusts with the longest waiting lists for routine treatment. With James Paget, University Hospitals Sussex and Milton Keynes named the...

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  • It was recently reported by the BBC that there has been an increase in Prevention of Future Death (PFD) reports being sent by Coroners to health bodies and the Government....

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  • As we are at the beginning of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, let’s put the spotlight on this disease and raise awareness of its signs and symptoms. Ovarian cancer begins in...

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  • Could it be Sepsis?

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    Sepsis is a potentially life-threatening disease caused by the immune system’s response to an infection. It is essential to recognise and treat sepsis early to ensure successful treatment. The impact...

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  • Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month

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    As February draws to a close we cannot overlook that it is oesophageal cancer awareness month. Awareness days and months are a salient way to raise the profile of health...

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