For others looking for the medically pertinent details, from what I can tell the most consequential mistakes (at least the ones being emphasized in the article)

For others looking for the medically pertinent details, from what I can tell the most consequential mistakes (at least the ones being emphasized in the article) were: - failure to use a sepsis severity scoring system to determine need for higher level of care - failure to order an unnamed test to determine severity of infection (I assume lactic acid?) - failure to move to a higher level of care (ICU) earlier in the course of care It appears that the patient was on (unspecified) antibiotics from a fairly early point in the course of care. I may have missed it being spelled out more explicitly, but it sounds like the patient died from traumatic pancreatitis -> necrotizing pancreatitis. EDIT: Markdown fixes, autocorrect error