Theatre capacity shortage leading to delayed procedures

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• 2022 → 2024David Curry2 years after Margaret Warwick · different coronerIdentical hazardConfidence 0.95 · high

  Identical hazardConfidence 0.95 · high

  Both reports identify a shortage of theatre capacity as the cause of delayed treatment.

  Margaret Warwick · 4 Aug 2022

  “Even after the assessment the Inquest heard evidence that there was a further delay due to a shortage of theatre capacity at the Trust.”

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  David Curry · 25 Jul 2024

  “Due to a lack of theatre capacity, Mr [name redacted] did not receive a date for the proposed procedure at the NHS Trust and some five months following the initial procedure he approached Spire Norwich Hospital on 5 September 2023.”

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• 2022 → 2024Karen Dack2 years 4 months after Margaret Warwick · different coronerClosely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high

  Closely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high

  Both reports identify insufficient theatre capacity as the core problem affecting timely surgical care. The earlier report notes delays due to shortage, while the later report describes repeated last‑minute cancellations because of the same lack of theatre availability.

  Margaret Warwick · 4 Aug 2022

  “Even after the assessment the Inquest heard evidence that there was a further delay due to a shortage of theatre capacity at the Trust.”

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  Karen Dack · 10 Dec 2024

  “this lady's surgery was cancelled at the last minute on three separate occasions due to lack of theatre availability.”

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