Some of nurse Lucy Letby's baby killings could have been prevented, U.K judge concludes: "Failure at all levels"
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The inquiry into baby deaths found the Countess of Chester Hospital, in northwestern England, could have saved some infants from death and injury if staff had acted sooner when children began collapsing, Justice Kathryn Thirlwall said.
"Errors were made by nurses, doctors and managers," Thirlwall said.
Inquiry finds parents were kept in the dark as hospital hid Lucy Letby suspicions during secret reviews.
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The inquiry into baby deaths found the Countess of Chester Hospital, in northwestern England, could have saved some infants from death and injury if staff had acted sooner when children began collapsing, Justice Kathryn Thirlwall said.
"Errors were made by nurses, doctors and managers," Thirlwall said.
Inquiry finds parents were kept in the dark as hospital hid Lucy Letby suspicions during secret reviews.