A nurse's conviction for murdering newborns has led to a critical examination of a hospital's actions. The hospital where the crimes occurred is said to have had major management issues. Justice Kathryn Thirlwall found that staff could have prevented some deaths and injuries if they had responded more quickly to collapsing children.

The nurse, who is 36 and serving a life sentence, was found guilty of killing seven babies and attempting to kill seven others. Despite the conviction, the nurse claims to be innocent and has a defense team supporting this claim. Further details about the hospital's failures and the nurse's case are available from the source.