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A patient with severe physical and mental health problems died in hospital two months after she had been sectioned under the mental health act, an inquest has heard.
In the hours before her death Corinne Haslam, 55, from Hyde, told her husband in a phone call she thought she would die if she wasn't removed from a psychiatric ward at Tameside Hospital, the court was told.
Mrs Haslam, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and was prescribed a number of drugs, was admitted as a voluntary patient to Taylor ward at the hospital on January 16, 2022, but a week later she was detained at the ward under section 3 of the Mental Health Act.
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But her breathing deteriorated on March 17. She suffered a cardiac arrest and died in A&E at the same hospital shortly after 1am the next day.
Her husband John Haslam, a clinical scientist, told South Manchester Coroners' Court in Stockport he had known Corinne 14 years and had been married to her for eleven years.
He told the court his wife had epilepsy and would have fits particularly when she was 'distressed'.
A regular smoker since the aged of 19, Corinne had tried to cut down but had problems with her breathing. She suffered from a 'circle of panic' which contributed to her breathing problems, said Mr Haslam.
He told the court: "I'm not looking at blaming anyone but I want to know why her health took a turn for worse while in hospital under their care."
He said she had 'several health issues but none were life-threatening', adding that he questioned whether with different care 'she would still be alive today'.
Mrs Haslam, who had a son, had been divorced previously but
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