Hospital Failures Revealed in Inquest of Woman's Death in A&E

Coroner's report highlights missed opportunities and systemic issues in overcrowded Nottingham emergency department.

Inga Rublite, 39, died after waiting over eight hours in a crowded A&E with escalating symptoms of a brain haemorrhage.
Hospital staff missed two critical chances to diagnose and treat Rublite due to excessive workload and reduced medical staff.
Rublite was found unresponsive under a coat after being mistakenly discharged when she didn't respond to being called.
Changes are being implemented at the hospital to prevent similar incidents, including increased staffing and new procedures.
The Nottingham University Hospitals Trust has apologized to Rublite's family and acknowledged the missed opportunities in her care.