The NHS is not set up to root out 'bad apples', an expert Professor Mary Dixon-Woods told the Lucy Letby inquiry today.
An expert witness said the challenges of identifying murderers were illustrated by the cases of serial killer Dr Harold ...
The NHS has "under-developed" systems to deal with people making the most serious accusations against staff, the public ...
Child N’s mother told a public inquiry ‘nothing effective’ had been done by NHS authorities since the crimes of Beverley Allitt and ...
The Thirlwall Inquiry is examining how the nurse was able to carry out her crimes in the neonatal unit of the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Concerns about a spike in baby deaths were not discussed at hospital board level until after the year-long attack spree of ...
Sir Duncan Nichol was the CEO of the NHS Management Executive when Beverley Allitt killed four children and tried to murder another nine others while working at Grantham hospital in Lincolnshire ...
The inquiry has also heard how Sir Duncan Nichol, the chairman of the Hospital Board, was NHS chief executive when nurse Beverley Allitt was convicted of murdering and harming babies at Grantham ...
De la Poer says: “During the meeting, Sir Duncan referred to the Beverley Allitt case. "You will recall my lady that Sir Duncan was chief of the NHS management executive at the time of Beverley ...
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