Fiona

To be fair, Bastille Day is the traditional occasion for French institutional collapse.

Why would consultant paediatricians from the Countess of Chester who, we have been led to believe, had extensively reviewed all notes prior to going to police, fail to spot the clinical deterioration recorded in Baby O's chart long before LL came on shift?

Why would consultant paediatricians from the Countess of Chester who, we have been led to believe, had extensively reviewed all notes prior to going to police, fail to spot the clinical deterioration recorded in Baby O's chart long before LL came on shift?

Excellent resume of Baby O but not only did all of the above happen but this poor Baby O started to deteriorate at 1:30 in the morning when Lucy wasn’t even on duty the night staff reported that the Baby was becoming increasingly tachypnoeic which means his breathing rate had increased , tachycardic meaning his heart rate was increased and his abdomen was distended with visible loops of bowel When Lucy came on duty at 7:30 in the morning, she called a doctor to examine the Baby who said the baby was fine and to continue feeding despite the abdomen being distended and visible loops of bowel being observed These are very subtle signs that this Baby was slowly deteriorating and then he collapse at approximately 1.30 Like many of the babies on the indictment he was described as being well and stable but then having a sudden unexplained collapsed It wasn’t a sudden unexplained collapse. It was a failure of the staff to recognise this Baby was slowly deteriorating with subtle clinical signs that he was getting into trouble.

Worth noting that Prof Modi, who contacted the Defence during the original trial to offer her services (never received a response) was allegedly the leading expert the Countess of Chester's highly favoured paediatrician, Ravi J, had hoped would support the prosecution.

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