Serious concerns have been raised regarding the hospital care received by former footballer Kevin Campbell, who passed away at the age of 54 at Manchester Royal Infirmary after being admitted a month earlier. The NHS trust managing the hospital declared a Level 5 patient safety incident, the most severe category, related to delays in care and diagnosis. The provisional cause of death was cited as multi-organ failure due to a heart infection, prompting internal investigations by the hospital trust. The inquest highlighted issues with decision-making processes and the quality of care provided to Mr. Campbell, with ongoing efforts to gather additional evidence and statements from relevant clinicians and family members for further investigation.