Allsopp felt 'sick' after social services referral

This refers to a case involving Lucy Letby, a British nurse convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The situation became even more troubling when it was revealed that concerns about Letby had been raised as early as 2015, but no effective action was taken.

Paediatrician Dr. John Gibbs, who worked at the hospital, testified during the trial that he felt "sick" when Lucy Letby was finally referred to social services. This referral came after multiple warnings and concerns had been raised about her conduct. The case highlights significant failures in the healthcare system, where potential signs of wrongdoing were not acted upon swiftly, leading to tragic consequences.

The feelings of being "sick" expressed by Allsopp (likely referring to Dr. Gibbs) underline the deep regret and frustration among those who were aware of the warnings but saw them go unheeded for so long. The case has sparked widespread criticism of the hospital's management and the broader healthcare oversight system in the UK.

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