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A nurse sedated her patients for an ‘easy life' during shifts and joked about it over WhatsApp message with a colleague who was also found guilty of ill-treatment.
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Catherine Hudson, 54, and Charlotte Wilmot, 48, exchanged the messages while working at Blackpool Victoria Hospital. Hudson is on trial for ill-treating four patients and stealing the medicine, Mebeverine.
Read the defence of Blackpool Victoria Hospital nurse Catherine Hudson who is accused of drugging patients on the stroke unit.
Catherine Hudson (left, with co-accused and fellow nurse Charlotte Wilmot) is alleged to have drugged patients at Blackpool Victoria Hospital for her 'own amusement' and an 'easy life' during work.