Ms Divers, from Sheffield, went into hospital two days after her miscarriage, and was transferred to a gynaecology ward after complaining of stomach pain, vomiting and a high temperature.
An inquest held in 2022 was heard that a midwife was aware that a miscarriage could cause infection and thought Ms Divers should be seen by a doctor in case of sepsis, external.
However, Ms Divers was never assessed by a doctor and no blood samples were taken from her.
Coroner Tanyka Rawden said it was wrongly assumed that Ms Divers’ temperature was a result of Covid-19.
She said: “Whilst it was not obvious that Lorette was suffering from sepsis, there was a gross failing in not ensuring she was reviewed by a doctor and in not taking blood samples for analysis and further investigation as to the cause of her pain, vomiting and temperature.”
Following a surgical procedure related to her miscarriage, Ms Divers was found unresponsive and had to be resuscitated.
She died after suffering a cardiac arrest during emergency surgery.
