Fatal Failure: How a Hospital's Systemic Flaws Enabled a Nurse's Crimes The Lucy Letby trial highlighted systemic failures at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
A public inquiry has now exposed the shocking truth: inadequate safeguarding practices and management allowed a serial killer to evade detection for years, claiming seven lives and attempting to murder seven others.
The report's findings are a scathing indictment of hospital leadership, which prioritized controlling the narrative over patient safety.