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  •   Home > News > Health & Safety

    Revelations Hamilton ED staff said an unidentified patient looked like a child - before the 11-year-old was treated as an adult mental health patient

    Revelations Hamilton ED staff said an unidentified patient looked like a child - before the 11-year-old was treated as an adult mental health patient


    Health New Zealand has released a review and recommendations into the girl with autism - being admitted and administered an adult anti-psychotic drug.

    Chief Clinical Officer, Richard Sullivan says a later team was told the girl was a missing woman, in her 20s.

    Sullivan says staff acted off the best information they had, and the report found unfortunately, there was no other means to identify her.

    A national policy on unidentified patients has been recommended.

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