 Nadia Sharif, who was 17 when she died at West Lane Hospital ( Evening Gazette) Emily 18, died in February 2020 after being found unresponsive at Lanchester Road Hospital, in Durham. She had previously been a patient at West Lane - where her dad, David, had protested outside the hospital with a banner at the level of care she was receiving. The tragedies prompted three independent investigations looking into their care and treatment and the damning NHS reports were released on Wednesday highlighting shocking failures, reports Teeside Live. The three reports reveal heartbreaking failures in care. In one incident, Nadia was dragged down a corridor backwards with staff holding her under her arms. In another, Emily reported being sworn and shouted at by healthcare staff. Christie was restrained, her outfit cut from her, and she was placed in strong clothing. A total of 119 "care an){kind=link}
Nadia Sharif, Emily Moore and Christie Harnett had been treated for mental health issues at the same hospital in Middlesborough before they committed suicide within an eight month period
Damning reports lay bare the shocking treatment of three teenage girls who went on to take their own lives.
Nadia Sharif, Emily Moore and Christie Harnett were inpatients under the care of Tees, Esk and Wear Valley’s NHS Foundation Trust after long mental health battles.
All three teenagers – who died within an eight month period – suffered a catalogue of heartbreaking failures at the hands of the trust, new reports have found.
Their deaths prompted a public outcry of anger and led to the closure of West Lane Hospital in Middleborough.