On 3r July 2019, opened an inquest into the death of Kathryn Barrow, who was found dead on 7th March 2019, aged 59 vears. The investigation concluded at the of the inquest which heard on 23rd August 2019 The evidence heard in court did not therefore confirm by what means Kathryn Barrow came by her death: At the end of the inquest, therefore recorded an Open conclusion:

Kathryn Barrow was found dead at her home on 7th March 2019. She had a history of mental illness, and had received care and treatment for bipolar affective disorder both by mental health specialist services and doctors at the practice_ Mrs Barrow was prescribed a variety of medication, which she supplemented with illicit drugs A post mortem examination did not establish a medical cause for Mrs Barrow' $ death Toxicological tests suggested Mrs Barrow had used Diazepam, Cannabis and Olanzapine in the period leading up to her death: Whilst such tests did not identify any evidence of overdose, their results must be regarded with circumspection to the effects of decomposition: An investigation by Greater Manchester Police concluded there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding Mrs Barrow' $ death.

In my opinion action should be taken to prevent future deaths and believe you and your organisation have the power to take such action: