Nurse accused in baby death case said care was fine

A senior midwife accused of misconduct in death of a newborn baby initially claimed the care provided had been ‘very good’, a tribunal heard today. The assessment by Lisa Granville ‘flavoured’ the subsequent investigation, which meant investigators did not ‘deem it necessary’ to speak to the two midwives involved. Granville, Antonia Manousaki and Tuija Roussel all worked on the Loveridge Ward at Princess Elizabeth Hospital (PEH), Guernsey when the child, referred to only as Baby A, was born just after…