Doctors treating Elizabeth Struhs recommended involuntary mental health assessment of her mother, coroner hears

An inquest into the death of Queensland girl Elizabeth Struhs, who was denied insulin by her religious parents, heard that doctors were concerned about her mother's beliefs and recommended an involuntary mental health assessment.

Kerrie Struhs believed that God would heal her daughter, despite medical advice to the contrary.

The inquest is ongoing and is expected to examine the role of religious beliefs in medical decision-making.