There has been a deadly bacterium found at the Countess of Chester hospital.
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There have also been severe staff shortages at the baby unit at the CoCH, and staff working there with cold and flu symptoms when they should have been off. One nurse was witnessed coughing and sneezing and putting her hands into an incubator. It was witnessed by a doctor, who did nothing about it.
The baby unit at the Chester hospital was built in 1974 and is now cramped and outdated.
I'm hopeful the truth will eventually out and investigations are made into this deadly bacterium.
What I don't understand about failings of the NHS where deaths occur is that there never seems to be any learning. No change of procedure to ensure the same thing does not happen.
If each NHS death were treated like a plane crash, there would be nationwide changes made to procedures and staff retraining to prevent the same thing happening again.
Take sepsis. Many people have died, but sepsis training is still not administered nationwide. Why not??
What worries me is that people who have genuine concerns about their relatives are going into hospitals and are getting fobbed off, that it isn't sepsis or meningitis or whatever. You need, as ever, to be persistent, insistent, in order to get the attention you desperately need.