Family welcomes review into death of Adelaide woman left in hospital corridor
Key points
- The family of Helen Sargent, a 64-year-old woman who died after being left unattended on a bed in a Royal Adelaide Hospital corridor in October 2025, has welcomed an independent review into her death. Three earlier clinical reviews found her death was not due to her treatment in a corridor, but her family and the state opposition had sought a deeper inquiry.
- SA Health Minister Blair Boyer said the review would be independent of SA Health and the hospital, and he wants it to begin within six months.
- Opposition leader Ashton Hurn said the government should have acted sooner.
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