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Kettering hospital sepsis death could bring criminal prosecution

The BBC has also seen a letter written to the CQC by the Corby and East Northamptonshire MP, Lee Barron.

In it, he outlined his concerns regarding Kettering General.

The letter said during Chloe’s inquest, the assistant coroner Sophie Lomas “found some of the evidence given by medical staff, ‘wholly unconvincing'”.

“She was considering contacting regulatory bodies, but I understand this is not going to happen after assurances were given by hospital management that steps had already been taken,” said Mr Barron in the letter.

“Frustratingly at Chloe’s inquest, there was a repeat of similar shortcomings at Jorge’s [Jorge Stanton-Watts] inquest more than eight years ago.

“Many of my constituents are now asking how many more children will die before steps are taken to improve services and families can have confidence in the care they receive.”

Mr Barron asked the CQC what steps it would be taking to act on the findings.

The coroner’s office has been contacted for comment.


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