A report has concluded that the death of an 18-year-old with a history of drinking excessive quantities of water could have been prevented if his care and treatment was delivered differently.
The death of a mentally ill teenager after he drank excessive amounts of water may have been prevented if his care and treatment had been delivered differently, an investigation has found.
The report, which made 10 recommendations, also said: "A more assertive approach to the treatment of Mr D's psychotic illness in the two years before his death was warranted." He was admitted to a hospital in Scotland in December 2018 while detained under the Mental Health Act. They include that the Government should set standards within the next six months for the safe transfer to, or management of patients who present from other health boards.
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