When he was admitted to hospital he was displaying symptoms that could have been warning signs of sepsis, Chronicle Live reports. Giving evidence on Tuesday, March 16, however, Dr Sirinanda said she did not believe it was urgent at the time. Dr Sirinanda says she made nine unsuccessful attempts to contact Sheldon's family on three phone numbers the hospital had on record. However, the decision was made to contact Sheldon's GP the following morning to obtain further contact details. Dr Sirinanda said she continues to reflect on how things could have been done differently to save Sheldon's life.

Source: Daily Mirror March 16, 2021 23:01 UTC