Inquest for First Nation woman yields 42 recommendations to improve remote health care
Ruthann Quequish's family advocated for a discretionary inquest after the 31-year-old died in her home in Kingfisher Lake First Nation of complications related to diabetes. More than seven years later, a jury has delivered a verdict and dozens of recommendations aimed at improving health care in remote First Nations to prevent future, similar deaths.
Ruthann Quequish's family advocated for a discretionary inquest after the 31-year-old died in her home in Kingfisher Lake First Nation of complications related to diabetes. More than seven years later, a jury has delivered a verdict and dozens of recommendations aimed at improving health care in remote First Nations to prevent future, similar deaths.
