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Beautiful boy 'failed at all levels' at Countess of Chester Hospital

THE family of Cheshire toddler Olly Stopforth, who died less than 48 hours after being discharged from the Countess of Chester Hospital, have said…

Inquest jury finds baby Olly Stopforth died after 'inadequate care' at Countess of Chester Hospital

Cheshire toddler Olly Stopforth had signs of sepsis and died days after being sent home from hospital

A toddler who died after being discharged from hospital despite a severe infection is ‘highly likely’ to have survived if doctors had followed procedures and prescribed antibiotics, an inquest has found. 

Beautiful boy 'failed at all levels' at Countess of Chester Hospital

THE family of Cheshire toddler Olly Stopforth, who died less than 48 hours after being discharged from the Countess of Chester Hospital, have said…

Toddler 'failed at all levels' at Countess of Chester Hospital

THE family of Cheshire toddler Olly Stopforth, who died less than 48 hours after being discharged from the hospital have said their "beautiful…

Countess of Chester Hospital gave 'inadequate' care to Cheshire boy

THE Countess of Chester Hospital gave "inadequate" care for a Cheshire toddler, with missed opportunities to detect a bacterial infection,…

'I thought it was the right thing to do': Hospital doctor's tearful claim after he discharged baby boy in the middle of the night despite a high temperature, extreme heartrate and a sandpaper-like rash only for him to die two days later

Olly Stopforth, aged 15 months, was sent home after an observation of his condition deemed him as suffering from nothing more than a viral infection.

Inquest: Countess staff should have tested toddler for sepsis

Staff at the Countess of Chester Hospital missed opportunities to check whether poorly 15-month-old Olly Stopforth had sepsis, an inquest has heard.

Countess of Chester Hospital gave 'inadequate' care to Cheshire boy | Chester and District Standard

THE Countess of Chester Hospital gave "inadequate" care for a Cheshire toddler, with missed opportunities to detect a bacterial infection,…

Baby boy who died days after he was discharged from hospital despite a high temperature, extreme heartrate and a sandpaper-like rash is 'highly likely' to have survived had doctors followed procedure and prescribed antibiotics, inquest finds

A poorly toddler who died after being discharged from hospital despite a severe infection is 'highly likely' to have survived had doctors followed proper procedures and prescribed antibiotics.