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St John first responder stands by actions during pregnant woman Maria Neho’s collapse

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St John first responder stands by actions during pregnant woman Maria Neho’s collapse
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A coroner's inquest is investigating the 2023 death of Maria Neho, who died following a ruptured uterus during childbirth. A St John first responder testified about the emergency response and the condition of the patient upon their arrival.

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The inquest highlights critical questions regarding maternal healthcare protocols and the timeliness of emergency medical interventions in New Zealand.

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Coroner Ian Telford is holding an inquest into the death of mother of three, Maria Neho, in February 2023. Photo / Tara Shaskey

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