NHS is not set up to root out 'bad apples' because of its 'no blame' culture, expert tells inquiry into killer nurse Lucy Letby
The NHS is not set up to root out 'bad apples', an expert Professor Mary Dixon-Woods told the Lucy Letby inquiry today.
Change needed to tackle suspected NHS ‘bad apples’, Letby inquiry told
An expert witness said the challenges of identifying murderers were illustrated by the cases of serial killer Dr Harold ...
NHS systems to weed out murderers 'underdeveloped'
The NHS has "under-developed" systems to deal with people making the most serious accusations against staff, the public ...
Letby inquiry told steps should be taken to root out 'bad apples' in the NHS
The Thirlwall Inquiry has heard from an expert who has compared failings in earlier cases involving NHS staff | ITV News ...
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Formal steps needed to deal with suspected NHS ‘bad apples’, Letby inquiry told
An expert witness told the Thirlwall Inquiry the challenges of not identifying them were illustrated by the Harold Shipman ...
Lucy Letby hospital bosses should face criminal charges after being 'complicit in harm', mother of a baby boy she attacked tells public inquiry
The nurse tried to murder her son, a premature baby boy, in June 2016 - almost a year after consultants say they first ...
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Hospital bosses who ignored Letby concerns were ‘complicit’, says mother
Letby targeted Child N at the Countess of Chester Hospital’s neonatal unit in the early hours of June 3 2016 by injecting him ...
Mother of baby Lucy Letby tried to murder says hospital bosses who ignored concerns ‘complicit’
Mother of baby Lucy Letby tried to murder says hospital bosses who ignored concerns ‘complicit’ - Child N’s mother told a ...
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Hospital bosses 'complicit' and 'should face criminal action' over Lucy Letby mum of victims tells inquiry
His mother has now said "nothing effective" had been done by NHS authorities to prevent another killing spree in a health ...