A law student who died after a string of remote telephone appointments with doctors and nurses needed to urgently have a face-to-face consultation, a GP expert has told a coroner.
David Nash, 26, had four over-the-phone consultations with a healthcare staff at a Leeds GP practice over a 19 day period in October and November 2020, an inquest heard on Monday.
Mr Nash's condition rapidly declined after his last consultation on November 2.
