Hospital delay 'did not contribute' to patient's death
A coroner has concluded that a patient who was forced to wait more than four hours in an ambulance outside a hospital did not die because of the delay.
A coroner has concluded that a patient who was forced to wait more than four hours in an ambulance outside a hospital did not die because of the delay.
A nurse at the inquest into the death of Michael Bowen - a man who died after waiting in an ambulance outside hospital for several hours - has explained that she made the decision to remove him from accident and emergency as there was "no space" for him.
ITV News' Ben Chapman reports:
Nurse says "there was no space" for Michael Bowen as a major need patient, so she decided to put him back on the ambulance outside.
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