NHS is not set up to root out 'bad apples' because of its 'no blame' culture, expert tells inquiry into killer nurse Lucy Letby
The NHS is not set up to root out 'bad apples', an expert Professor Mary Dixon-Woods told the Lucy Letby inquiry today.
Change needed to tackle suspected NHS ‘bad apples’, Letby inquiry told
An expert witness said the challenges of identifying murderers were illustrated by the cases of serial killer Dr Harold ...
NHS systems to weed out murderers 'underdeveloped'
The NHS has "under-developed" systems to deal with people making the most serious accusations against staff, the public ...
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'Bad apples' in NHS need to be dealt with, Lucy Letby inquiry hears
Formal steps should be in place to deal with suspected “bad apples” in the NHS, the inquiry over the crimes of killer nurse ...
Letby inquiry told steps should be taken to root out 'bad apples' in the NHS
The Thirlwall Inquiry has heard from an expert who has compared failings in earlier cases involving NHS staff | ITV News ...