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The Letby case inquiry will lead to more blame and suspicion in the NHS – and patients will be less safe | Mark McDonald
I fear for what comes next because medics must be able to ask questions, raise concerns and admit mistakes.
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Mark McDonald, a barrister who has represented Lucy Letby for two years, expresses concern that the upcoming inquiry into Letby’s case will increase blame and suspicion within the NHS. He warns that a defensive culture among medical staff could hinder the ability to ask questions, raise concerns, and admit mistakes, potentially endangering patients.
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