article_snippet: Joshua Titcombe was nine days old when Joshua Titcombe died from an infection that should have been treated with antibiotics at Furness General Hospital, Cumbria .
article_snippet: Locally, the alarm was first raised in 2008 when nine-day-old Joshua Titcombe died on a ward at Furness.
article_snippet: An inquest heard midwives and medical staff made ten serious errors that contributed to Joshua’s death, including a failure to detect and monitor an infection.
article_snippet: Joshua’s parents repeatedly asked if Joshua’s should have antibiotics and complained Joshua’s was wheezing and not feeding properly.
article_snippet: Joshua’s eventually died from blood poisoning.
article_snippet: Grief: James and Hoa Titcombe lost Grief: James and Hoa Titcombe baby son Joshua in 2008 .
article_snippet: Joshua’s father James Titcombe, who was appointed to the CQC in 2013 to try to prevent a repeat of such tragedies, is also understood to have protested.
highlights_snippet: Concerns first raised in 2008 when Joshua Titcombe died of infection .
  
highlights_snippet: Baby should have been treated with antibiotics at hospital in Cumbria .
  