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Baby died after being half delivered during chaotic birth at NHS trust

Don t show me this message again✕ Laura Ellis and husband James, pictured with their baby son Josh who was born after the death of their first child, Theo, following mistakes at Frimley Park Hospital ( ) A baby boy was starved of oxygen and died after being left half-delivered for almost a quarter of an hour during a “chaotic” breech birth in an NHS maternity unit. Midwives failed to recognise baby Theo Ellis was in the breech, or bottom first, position until his mother Laura Ellis, 34, was already in advanced labour at Surrey’s Frimley Park Hospital. What followed was a catalogue of errors by midwives and doctors who failed to heed the emergency and raised the alarm too late.

Inquest on Claudine Chart, 38, of Sandwich who died five days after bowel cancer treatment

Inquest on Claudine Chart, 38, of Sandwich who died five days after bowel cancer treatment  |  Updated: 16:14, 08 March 2021 A woman died five days after she began treatment for cancer after a toxic reaction to medication. Claudine Chart, 38, was found dead at her home in Sandown Road, Sandwich, an inquest heard today. Claudine Chart. Picture courtesy of Laura Collins on GoFundMe Pathologist Dr Nipin Bagla told the hearing that Ms Chart had died from fluorouracil toxicity. Fluorouracil is a chemotherapy medication and Ms Chart had been diagnosed with bowel cancer. Dr Bagla said he believed the death had been sudden but this type was uncommon.

Couple stalked by brother of Simple Minds singer claim nothing has been done to stop him harassing them from jail

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No-fault compensation for clin neg on ministers agenda

By John Hyde2021-02-02T18:57:00+00:00 Ministers are working on a total overhaul of the ‘outdated’ system of clinical negligence compensation within the NHS, it was revealed today. Health minister Nadine Dorries told the health and social care committee that a review of the system was going ‘at pace’ and could involve all claims against the NHS. The evidence session discussed ongoing safety concerns with maternity services in England following incidents at East Kent Hospitals University Trust and Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust. Asked by committee chair and former health secretary Jeremy Hunt about the prospect of a no-fault compensation system, Dorries indicated that progress was ongoing about major changes to the current process.

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