by Ava Turnquest (Eyewitness News) NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Princess Margaret Hospital’s probe into the death of mother-of-three Kenise Darville last month has been completed with the facility allegedly taking responsibility for “irregularities” in her treatment.
Her husband, Jerad Darville, told Eyewitness News that he met with officials last Thursday but does not yet have a written report.
He said he felt the investigation was thorough but was disappointed that the report didn’t identify any of the individuals responsible for administering care to his wife.
“They sat me down last week Thursday and they explained to me that their investigation saw irregularities in the way that healthcare was administered to my wife. And so we just further inquired on when we could get the written report, not until we get it in writing does it mean anything.
Darville said: “They said that there were irregularities in the treatment that she got, that if done differently she could have been alive. That’s the terminology the Managing Director used.”
