article_snippet: When the 59-year-old was finally taken to University Hospital of North Staffordshire
article_snippet: Yesterday a coroner criticised the West Midlands Ambulance Service and said if paramedics had done paramedics job properly Former factory worker Jeffrey Corbin  would still be alive.
article_snippet: Recording a verdict of death by natural causes, North Staffordshire Coroner Ian Smith said: 'Clearly a wrong decision was made. '
article_snippet: Recording a verdict of death by natural causes, North Staffordshire Coroner Ian Smith Coroner Ian Smith said it was clear a wrong decision had been made in Former factory worker Jeffrey Corbin 's (pictured with grandson Oliver Howden) treatment .
article_snippet: Paramedic Richard Harris denied Paramedic Richard Harris tried to dissuade Former factory worker Jeffrey Corbin  from attending hospital.
article_snippet: When the 59-year-old was finally taken to University Hospital of North Staffordshire (pictured) after collapsing the next day it was too late and Paramedic Richard Harris was pronounced dead .
article_snippet: Paramedic Richard Harris told the hearing: 'I thought Paramedic Richard Harris would be better having further examinations at University Hospital of North Staffordshire (pictured), which is what I recommended. '
article_snippet: I would never make recommendations to a patient travelling to University Hospital of North Staffordshire (pictured).'
highlights_snippet: Coroner heard that paramedics advised Jeffrey Corbin not to hospital for treatment .
  