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1. At about 3.00 pm on Friday 28 February 2014 a visitor arrived at Bungarribee House asking to see her husband who had been admitted to the Acute Ward of the mental health facility of Western Sydney Local Health District the day before.

2. As RN Sumintra Prasad was returning from the handover she responded to the request, and went to look for the patient, but did not find him in his room or the other places she looked. She asked a colleague to check the bathroom of the patient’s room, and he did so, only to find the patient collapsed on the floor, apparently having taken his own life. The alarm was raised but the patient could not be resuscitated.

3. RN Harivadan Pandya had been assigned to look after the patient during that shift, but he had departed the ward about half an hour beforehand to travel to another facility to commence another shift.

4. Upon RN Pandya’s early departure RN Prasad had picked up the behavioural observation of the patient that was due at 2.40 pm, being just before she went to handover at about 2.45 pm.

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