Emily had initially called her GP had a complaint of a pain in her calf, but a physician associate recommended paracetamol.
Emily had a second appointment, she was diagnosed with a calf-sprain, long Covid and anxiety but failed to examine her calves.
Emily later died of a pulmonary embolism, but a coroner concluded her life would have been saved if she had immediately been referred to A&E.
After Emilys death the Doctors union say ban physician associates from diagnosing patients.
Unfortunately we can’t turn back time but we can learn from their mistakes either misdiagnose , trial and
... error, sometimes malpractice .
I’m sure the NHS will learn from their mistakes as we all know loosing someone in your family or a friend is heartbreaking.Show more