Health · Healthcare & Policy · 5 hrs ago
Hospital worker defends sending Elizabeth Struhs home before her death
A hospital worker defended sending Elizabeth Struhs home to her family.
Struhs was eight years old when she was discharged from hospital.
The discharge happened two years before her death.
The worker told an inquest that sending her home had been the right decision.
The inquest is hearing evidence about the decision.
The available information does not say what happens next in the inquest.
A hospital worker told an inquest it was right to send Elizabeth Struhs home to her family.
Struhs was eight years old when she was sent home.
The discharge took place two years before her death.
The article does not identify the worker or give the date of the discharge.
- Who
- A hospital worker defended the decision to send Elizabeth Struhs home.
- What
- The worker told an inquest the discharge was right.
- When
- Two years before Struhs died; the date is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- The worker said sending Struhs home to her family was the right decision.
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- Age
- Eight years old when sent home
- Interval
- Two years before her death
- Setting
- An inquest heard the hospital worker's evidence








