Context
Dr Rachel Lambie, consultant paediatrician, gave Thirlwall Inquiry evidence on the clinical picture of the cluster as it unfolded, the unit’s staffing and capacity problems, and the executive response to the consultants’ escalation.
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Dr Rachel Lambie, co-signatory of the September 2016 letter, gave Thirlwall Inquiry evidence on the clinical context of the cluster, unit staffing, and the executive response pattern.
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Dr Rachel Lambie, consultant paediatrician, gave Thirlwall Inquiry evidence on the clinical picture of the cluster as it unfolded, the unit’s staffing and capacity problems, and the executive response to the consultants’ escalation.