Senior doctors demanded installation of CCTV if Lucy Letby returned to nursing duties, trial hears
Senior doctors demanded the installation of CCTV cameras at a hospital unit if Lucy Letby was allowed to return to nursing duties, her murder trial has heard. Concerns over an “accumulating number of inexplicable collapses” reached a “tipping point” with the deaths of two newborn triplets in June 2016, a consultant told Manchester Crown Court.
READ MORE: Woman dies after Asda petrol station crash following suspected medical episode at the wheel Dr Gibbs reviewed Child P’s condition shortly after the death of Child O on June 23. He told the court: “‘I remember feeling uncomfortable when I arrived on the unit and saw and I thought ‘Oh no, not another one’.
Dr Gibbs replied: “I was most heavily influenced by what was happening to babies on the unit… there was only one common factor.” Mr Myers asked: “You didn’t contact the police, did you?” Mr Myers said: “You took your time asking for CCTV if your suspicions were so great, Dr Gibbs?” Dr Gibbs replied: “I said increasing concerns were growing over that time. The tipping point was the tragic deaths of the triplets which, looking back, should not have happened in healthy boys."
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Lucy Letby: Doctors resisted nurse's frontline return, trial hearsDoctors had to 'resolutely resist' attempts by managers to have murder-accused nurse Lucy Letby return to frontline, trial hears
Weiterlesen »
Lucy Letby told colleague babies she's accused of murdering looked 'peaceful'Lucy Letby, 33, fainted at work after she and colleagues were unable to revive a newborn triplet.
Weiterlesen »
Lucy Letby found caring for less sick babies 'boring', trial toldMurder-accused nurse Lucy Letby was 'unhappy' on shifts with less poorly infants, her trial hears.
Weiterlesen »
Nurse Lucy Letby found caring for less poorly infants ‘boring’, trial hearsLetby is said to have argued with a senior colleague when asked to work in an ‘outside nursery’ where babies were treated in preparation for going home.
Weiterlesen »
Lucy Letby found caring for less poorly babies ‘boring’, trial hearsLucy Letby is accused of murdering and attempting to murder babies on a neo-natal ward and is on trial at Manchester Crown Court
Weiterlesen »