an nhs safety expert has told the bbc that letby s crimes might have been picked up earlier if a system recommended 20 years ago had been in place. greater manchester gp harold shipman was convicted in 2000 of murdering 15 patients. the subsequent inquiry called for a system of medical examiners essentially, experts who examine all deaths to spot unusual patterns. but they were only brought in this year. meanwhile, the father of one of the nurse beverley allitt s victims says 30 years on lessons still need to be learned. gill dummigan, who s the health correspondent for north west tonight,
today was a crucial today was a crucial part today was a crucial part in today was a crucial part in trying today was a crucial part in trying today was a crucial part in trying to understand what these families had been through, notjust the chromatic deaths of their children but also to discover that those deaths were at the hands of lucy letby and then of course the impact that it has had on the lives of these families of and of these parents. they talk about the impact on their mental health, years of therapy, counselling, they talked about the impact that it had had on marriages, on surviving siblings, all of these things normatively difficult enormously difficult which this morning they had the chance to communicant some that to the court and to the wider world, their chance to really talk about how difficult all this has been. an nhs safety expert has told the bbc that letby s crimes might have been picked up earlier if a system recommended 20 years ago had been put in place.
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