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| GP Reported After Toddler's Vaccine Death | |
 April 28, 2010 GP reported after toddler death By Natasha Bita AN Iranian-trained doctor whose two-year-old patient died hours after he gave her a flu shot was reported to Queensland's Medical Board. The doctor was reported for allegedly failing to notify the death. Queensland's Chief Medical Officer Jeannette Young yesterday accused the GP of failing to notify Queensland Health of toddler Ashley Jade Epapara's death on April 9, less than 12 hours after her seasonal flu jab. She said the Medical Board would investigate the doctor for allegedly failing in his legal duty to notify her department of any adverse reactions to vaccinations. She said Ashley's twin sister, Jaime, had been vomiting, which "possibly" was an adverse reaction to the seasonal flu vaccine that was suspended nationally on Friday. The Brisbane doctor, Amir Mohammad Eskandari, graduated from a university in Tehran before qualifying to work as a GP in Australia last year, and was granted a "special purpose" registration to work in Queensland in January this year. Dr Eskandari told reporters yesterday he had not reported the girl's death because it was not clear whether the vaccine had caused it. "We gave swine flu injection and after that nothing happened," he told Network Ten news last night. "They (the twins) were totally fine. "The other twin, yes, she was a little bit unsettled, a little bit vomiting, but Ashley was fine and they (the family) don't know exactly what's happened." Dr Young said Queensland doctors had reported 13 "adverse reactions" ranging from fever to vomiting and febrile convulsions among vaccinated children since Friday. Under fire over her department's almost three-week delay in investigating the girl's death, Dr Young said she had been unable to identify the girl until she was named in weekend media reports. Dr Young said her staff had called southern Brisbane hospitals, police and the Therapeutic Goods Administration in an effort to confirm the initial April 9 media report, to no avail. Dr Young admitted she had not called the Queensland Coroner's office, and revealed that her staff had first contacted the grieving family only yesterday. The Coroner's investigation to date had been inconclusive, she said. ************* Related Links: * Parents Hammer Hotline As 250 Adverse Flu Vaccine Reactions Reported The Australian * Flu Vaccine Killer Comes From Multiple Vaccine Batches ABC News * Toddler Ashley Jade Epapara, 2, Dies After Flu Vaccine Suellen Hinde, Sunday Mail, Australia ************* |
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