A coronial inquest is underway in New South Wales, Australia, investigating the medical treatment provided to a woman who died of a pulmonary embolism while a patient at Albury Hospital. The woman was an involuntary patient at the time of her death, raising questions about the care she received. The inquest will examine the circumstances surrounding her condition and the medical decisions made before she passed away. Details regarding the specifics of her involuntary patient status have not yet been released. The purpose of the inquest is to determine if any systemic issues contributed to the death and to make recommendations to prevent similar incidents in the future. The investigation is expected to explore whether appropriate preventative measures for pulmonary embolism were followed. Findings will be delivered at the conclusion of the inquest.