Deceased
Julia McLean
Demographics
female
Date of death
2007-11-16
Finding date
2010-07-02
Cause of death
Acute Necrotising Pulmonary Disease, probably Goodpasture's Syndrome
AI-generated summary
Julia McLean died of Acute Necrotising Pulmonary Disease, probably Goodpasture's Syndrome, while working as a shearing hand in rural Walgett, NSW. The coroner found no clinical error but identified gaps in occupational emergency response systems. Recommendations included disseminating emergency response and first aid information to the shearing industry, requiring signage of emergency procedures and first aid locations in shearing sheds, and encouraging first aid training among shearing teams to improve emergency response outcomes.
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