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A DAD is blaming a controversial NHS 111 com asics puter program for the death of his teenage son.Alex Davidson should have been sent to a GP within two hours of calling with stomach agony.1 John Davidson is blaming a NHS 111 computer program for the death of his 17-year-old son, AlexBut Alex, 17, was only advised to contact his practice within six hours.His condition caused multi-organ failure. He is the 12th to die due to alleged failings of NHS Pathways, which sets the questions for 111 staff.He passed away on February 26 2018 after losing a three week battle for life in intensive car air max 1 e at Queen s Medical Centre in Nottingham.Dad John, 49, of Mansfield, Notts, said: No one listened to Alex and took his symptoms seriously, neither NHS 111 or any of the doctors he saw. Now the Coroner for Nottinghamshire, Laurinda Bower has issued a prevention of future deaths letter to NHS England, NHS 111 and NHS Digital which provides the computer programme.MOST READ IN HEALTH NEWSRESIGNED TO salomon HISTORYBrits