Lucy Letby initially failed her final year placement as a student nurse due to her perceived lack of empathy and essential qualities required for pediatric care, as highlighted by her assessor Nicola Lightfoot. Lightfoot noted Letby’s cold demeanor and inadequate clinical knowledge, expressing the need for more support and supervision. Despite these concerns, Letby passed her competencies after requesting a different supervisor for her placement, showing a willingness to improve and succeed in her nursing career.
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Huw Jones says Scotland must beat likes of Australia ‘to be taken seriously’
The Independent relies on reader support to cover important stories on topics like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech. Your donation helps send journalists to report on crucial issues. Scotland's Autumn Nations campaign will be defined by their match against Australia, as they aim to compete with top teams. Huw Jones emphasizes the importance of winning games against top-ranked teams like Australia to establish Scotland as a serious contender. The upcoming game against Australia...
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