Hospital Consultant Says Thirlwall Inquiry Findings Make for 'Grim Reading'
The inquiry into the Lucy Letby case has found that some babies could have been saved had action been taken sooner, according to BBC Health.
A consultant at the hospital where former nurse Lucy Letby worked has described the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry as making for "grim reading," according to a report by BBC Health.
The inquiry, which is examining events at the Countess of Chester Hospital, found that some babies could have been saved if action had been taken earlier, BBC Health reported.
Further details of the consultant's remarks and the specific findings of the inquiry were not fully outlined in the available reporting.
The Thirlwall Inquiry was established to examine the wider circumstances surrounding the case, including hospital management and oversight, following the conviction of Lucy Letby.
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