一名35岁的母亲死于脑血块,因为国家卫生部111号误诊,将严重头痛诊断为耳炎。 A 35-year-old mother died from a brain clot after NHS 111 misdiagnosed her severe headaches as an ear infection.

35岁的母亲娜塔莎·休伊特(Natasha Hewitt)称NHS 111,3天后死于脑血凝块,头痛严重、持续,最初被误认为耳朵感染。 A 35-year-old mother, Natasha Hewitt, died from a brain blood clot three days after calling NHS 111 with severe, persistent headaches initially mistaken for an ear infection. 尽管症状和以前用抗生素和止痛药治疗的情况不断恶化,但她并没有被紧急转诊到医院。 Despite worsening symptoms and prior treatment with antibiotics and painkillers, she was not urgently referred to hospital. 后来一家救护车服务部门承认,它不承认关键警告信号,导致她死亡。 An ambulance service later admitted it failed to recognize critical warning signs, contributing to her death. 该案引起了对分类准确性和需要改进紧急呼叫处理以防止救命护理延误的关切。 The case has raised concerns about triage accuracy and the need for improved emergency call handling to prevent delays in life-saving care.