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.

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