Calls for hospital managers to be held accountable for failings have mounted as concerns about the killer nurse were not addressed for months.
Calls for hospital managers to be held accountable for failings have mounted in the aftermath of the Lucy Letby case
Calls for this have mounted in the wake of the Lucy Letby case, as whistleblowers’ concerns about the child serial killer were not addressed for months before she was finally taken off frontline duties. A regulatory body, which Labour would consult on once in office, would have the power to suspend and exclude managers for serious misconduct.
“NHS leaders have enormous responsibility for the health of their patients, yet currently face less regulation than bank managers.
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