Cheshire hospital trial

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ScotHill

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3,441 posts

115 months

Sunday 2nd October 2022
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This case finally comes to trial this week. after literally years of delay - I think a previous thread may have been deleted as no-one seemed to be able to find it, and I can't even bring myself to write out the details again.

https://www.cheshire-live.co.uk/news/chester-chesh...

I'm in for the news updates, not the casual speculation, but there are so many things in this that don't add up, and the length of time it took the hospital and the police to reach the conclusion they did means it's not going to be a clear-cut case by any means. Trial is expected to last six months. :-/

Google [bot]

6,692 posts

187 months

Sunday 2nd October 2022
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It is very strange. There is another long-running thread about it somewhere in the archives.

ScotHill

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3,441 posts

115 months

Sunday 2nd October 2022
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Google [bot] said:
It is very strange. There is another long-running thread about it somewhere in the archives.
It's possibly been deleted, doesn't seem to be a trace of it in the search.

JagLover

43,601 posts

241 months

Sunday 2nd October 2022
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It was a strange one. From memory the main evidence is statistical variations in survival rates of pre-mature babies.

Sheepshanks

34,536 posts

125 months

Sunday 2nd October 2022
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Quite close to home for us - had three grandchildren born there and issues with all the births inc one spent time in neo-natal ICU, although we were aware they weren’t doing the highest level of it, cases needing that were being transferred elsewhere.

There do seem to problems in many maternity units though. You’d think having a baby would be pretty straightforward.

oddman

2,631 posts

258 months

Sunday 2nd October 2022
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Sheepshanks said:
You’d think having a baby would be pretty straightforward.
You might want to educate yourself on maternal and neonatal mortality where/when modern obstretric and anaesthetic expertise is/was not available.

A birth is only straightforward in retrospect

bigandclever

13,926 posts

244 months

Sunday 2nd October 2022
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ScotHill said:
Google [bot] said:
It is very strange. There is another long-running thread about it somewhere in the archives.
It's possibly been deleted, doesn't seem to be a trace of it in the search.
This one ..?

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Scrump

22,800 posts

164 months

Sunday 2nd October 2022
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bigandclever said:
yes
Let’s stick with the existing thread.
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