Oswestry GP took her own life, coroner concludes as heath leader sends 'sincerest condolences'

The inquest was held in Ruthin on Wednesday where Kate Robertson, assistant coroner for North Wales East and Central concluded after hearing the circumstances.

The 51-year-old was found on Saturday, June 29 at the foot of the 120-high Pontcysyllte Aqueduct which spans the River Dee near Chirk.

Despite efforts at CPR Dr Green, of Maesmawr Road, Llangollen was confirmed as having died at the scene.

Heath leaders have sent their sincerest condolences to her colleagues, her patients, and all those who were close to her at the Caxton Surgery in Oswestry

Simon Whitehouse, Chief Executive Officer at NHS Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin, said: “My heartfelt sympathy and sincerest condolences go out to Dr Green’s family, her colleagues, her patients, and all those who were close to her.

“Jane was an exceptional GP, and her loss has been felt both within Caxton Surgery and the wider Oswestry community.

“During this extremely difficult time, additional support was offered to the practice to help in managing appointments and patient care, as well as the wellbeing of practice colleagues.

“We know that the demands within General Practice can have an impact on staff members, both in and outside of work.

“It is hugely important that we always remember this, that we ensure support is readily available should anyone need to reach out, and to always be kind and compassionate towards each other.”

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