Nursing Times report on Lucy Letby hospital:
www.nursingtimes.net/midwifery-an...

Ravi Jayaram did not document the skin discoloration in the medical records

use this archive.ph

You usually find out they are some kind of weirdo, probably grew up torturing small animals or had an abnormal sense of grandiosity.

Money. He was caught forging a will.

So you have moved from no staffing issues to staffing issues are normal. You could do with reading Eirian Powell's testimony. thirlwall.public-inquiry.uk/wp-content/u... The needle insertion by Dr Brearey on Child O has believably & reliably been described as blind without ultrasound.

Categorically false. The RCPCH report criticised the staffing level on the unit. Eirian Powell wrote a business case asking to hire 10 extra nurses before the police investigation against Lucy Letby started. Not that staffing has anything to do with blind needle insertions.

Not true. As it stands any nurse who could conceivably have been alone with a patient who has idiopathic hypoglycaemia rolls the dice of being accused of being a poisoner if an immunoassay test is performed.

It is easy to understand as a concept, yes. I believe it's very unlikely that is what happened though. I take the experts word for it, that there are more plausible alternatives for the hypoglycaemia.

If endogenous insulin is high then C peptide will also be high. Except it could well be the case that endogenous insulin was low and endogenous C peptide was also low. An example of antibody interference misrepresenting the endogenous insulin level is shown in the table.

The new reports on insulin cite new research which wasn't available at the time of trial.

Just because they have ruled once, doesn't mean they have to make the same decision again, the next time around.