Coronial findings
To access a finding not listed here, please make application (DOC , 61.5 KB) to the Court. In some inquests recommendations are made to Ministers and Government and non-government agencies.
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner LeeCORONIAL LAW - manner of death
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner RyanCORONIAL LAW – death of inmate at Long Bay Hospital – natural causes death – care and treatment appropriate.
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner KennedyCORONIAL LAW – Unfractionated Heparin compared to Enoxaparin for prevention of DVT, police operation, police pursuit for mental health welfare concern, care and treatment at Royal North Shore Hospital
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner KennedyCORONIAL LAW – death in custody, 911 tool, corrective officer training in response to hanging,
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner LEECORONIAL LAW – cause and manner of death, ruptured aneurysm, subarachnoid haemorrhage, undiagnosed hypertension, administration of aspirin, Adult Nurse Initiated Medication Protocols
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner ForbesCORONIAL LAW-death in custody, cause and manner of death-methadone toxicity-Justice Health-opioid substitution therapy
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner KennedyCORONIAL LAW – missing person, triangulation, adequacy of search, compliance with NSW Police Force Standard Operating Procedures – Missing Persons, Unidentified Bodies & Human Remains, communication with family and friends in missing
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner KennedyCORONIAL LAW – methylamphetamine, drug addiction, emergency department presentation of an ice affected patient seeking help, result of physical restraint on an individual on ice
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner KennedyCORONIAL LAW – unexpected hospital death; Sugammadex; anaphylaxis; appendicectomy; acute appendicitis; Open Disclosure policy
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner ForbesCORONIAL LAW-death in custody, cause and manner of death, intentionally self-inflicted
