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Finding into death of Jannene Wilson

Deceased

Jannene Wilson

Demographics

59y, female

Date of death

2023-09-19

Finding date

2024-12-05

Cause of death

Urosepsis in the setting of multiple sclerosis

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Jannene Wilson, a 59-year-old NDIS participant with multiple sclerosis residing in specialist disability accommodation, died from urosepsis following hospital admission for abdominal pain and nausea. The coroner found no evidence of inadequate clinical management by either the supported independent living provider or Alfred Hospital staff. The death resulted from natural causes. This case highlights the importance of recognising that infections can rapidly progress to sepsis in immunocompromised patients with advanced neurological conditions. Early recognition of sepsis signs and prompt antimicrobial therapy are critical, though the coroner identified no deficiencies in care provided in this instance.

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Contributing factors

  • Multiple sclerosis
  • Limited mobility
  • Immunocompromised state associated with advanced neurological disease
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