Roy Oakley

PFD Report Historic (No Identified Response) Ref: 2016-0126
Date of Report 1 April 2016
Coroner Eleanor McGann
Coroner Area Essex
Response Deadline ✓ from report 26 May 2016
No published response · Over 2 years old
Response Status
Responses 0 of 1
56-Day Deadline 26 May 2016
Over 2 years old — no identified published response
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Report Sections
Circumstances of the Death
Mr Oakley had been taken to Orsett Hospital by Thames Ambulance Service (TAS) for a routine blood test. No settled arrangement was made for his collection by TAS rather he was told to wait in the coffee shop. Mr Oakley, who suffered from Dementia, left the coffee shop and went to the Ambulance Bays to try to find who was taking him home. There he suffered an accident as a result of which he died on the 12th June 2015.
Copies Sent To
North East London NHS Foundation Trust 1st April 2016. Mrs Eleanor McGann
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