Why a UK Hospital Failed to Keep Babies Safe

Why a UK Hospital Failed to Keep Babies Safe

Lady Justice Kathryn Thirlwall found leaders at Countess of Chester hospital completely failed to keep babies safe. The review looked at how Britain's public health service, the NHS, handled warnings about baby-care nurse Lucy Letby, found guilty of murdering seven babies. It blamed broken management and weak safety checks, saying three babies might have lived if alarms had been heard.

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