12: The Inquiry: How to Get Away with Murder
The Trial of Lucy Letby: The Inquiry
Ethics and Accountability in Medical Investigations
This chapter examines the complex decision-making processes of senior managers in a healthcare setting, particularly regarding the controversial choice not to involve the police in investigating unusual infant deaths. It highlights the emotional struggles and ethical dilemmas faced by witnesses reflecting on communication failures with affected families and the broader implications for institutional accountability.
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