Cumbrian hospital midwife admits mistakes contributed to babies' deaths Former midwife at Furness general hospital will not dispute 77 allegations regarding her treatment of 14 patients, a tribunal has been told.
A former midwife is not going to fight claims that her actions contributed to the deaths of two babies, a misconduct tribunal has been told.
Marie Teresa Ratcliffe, who worked at Cumbria’s Furness general hospital, did not attend her hearing at the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) in Stratford, east London, and did not send a lawyer to represent her. Continue reading... The Guardian
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A former midwife is not going to fight claims that her actions contributed to the deaths of two babies, a misconduct tribunal has been told.
Marie Teresa Ratcliffe, who worked at Cumbria’s Furness general hospital, did not attend her hearing at the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) in Stratford, east London, and did not send a lawyer to represent her. Continue reading... The Guardian
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