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CORONIAL LAW – death in custody-natural causes-use of interpreter in care and treatment
CORONIAL LAW – missing person – whether missing person now deceased – manner and cause of death
S 23 of the Coroners Act - death in police operation; cause and manner of death; police and paramedic use of physical restraints, risks of positional asphyxia,
CORONIAL LAW – Missing person, suspicious circumstances, referral to the Unsolved Homicide Squad
CORONIAL LAW – death in police custody – prone restraint – whether the response of police and ambulance officers was appropriate and consistent with policy and
CORONIAL LAW – Death as a result of police operations; NSW Police Force application of policies and procedures in relation to motor vehicle pursuits. Section 2
CORONIAL LAW - First Nations - medical - regional health – delayed transfer - Lightning Ridge Multi-Purpose Health Centre - hypovolaemic shock - splenic haemat
Midwifery Support Program (MSP); early discharge of mothers and babies; sepsis; undiagnosed UTI; use of interpreters.
CORONIAL LAW - Midwifery Support Program; early discharge of babies; consultation as between doctors and midwives on neonatal wards; hyperglycaemia; intrauteri
CORONIAL LAW – manner of death-death during an affray-can a known person be identified as causing the death
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