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An auxiliary nurse who stood by and watched Jacques Levesque die at Manoir Liverpool in the spring of 2020 has been banned from practising for six months after pleading guilty to breaching her profession's code of ethics.
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"It was a preventable death," she said. "It's sad and distressing." Uncharacteristically, the coroner, a workhorse who has the habit of shortening breaks and extending the day, adjourned for lunch early. "I've heard enough for this morning," she said curtly. Shocking testimony An auxiliary nurse — her name is under a publication ban — who was in Levesque's room had just testified about how she had watched him choke to death. She told the coroner she had been too scared to approach Levesque as she watched him choke and change colour. Once he stopped moving, she performed CPR, but later t...
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Jacques Levesque wasn’t getting the right dosage of insulin, and it is possible that on the day he died the attending staff didn’t follow the protocol to deal with his low blood sugar, his doctor testified