Woman’s death after ‘downplayed’ fall to change future NHS 111 calls
Read our Privacy notice A coroner investigating the death of a woman following a “downplayed” fall has called for changes to be made to NHS 111 call scripts. Christine Clegg, 79, died after an unwitnessed fall, which caused a traumatic brain injury, at Kesteven Grange Care Home in Hull, East Yorkshire, in June 2025. Assistant coroner Sally Robinson has raised concerns that the NHS 111 script followed after the fall meant Mrs Clegg did not immediately receive clinical treatment.
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