A recent report criticized a hospital's management for failing to safeguard babies. This criticism follows the conviction of a neonatal nurse for murdering seven newborns. The nurse, who is 36 years old, is currently serving a life sentence and claims to be innocent.

The report found that some infant deaths and injuries could have been prevented with quicker action from staff. It also noted that mistakes were made by various hospital personnel.

Further details about the hospital's shortcomings and the events surrounding the nurse's conviction are available from the source.