article_snippet: UP to 30 babies and mothers died at a scandal-hit hospital because of failings by midwives and doctors, a damning report is expected to reveal.
article_snippet: the scale of the scandal was much worse than previously feared had been thought that 16 babies and two mothers had died as a result of shambolic care over nearly ten years at a maternity ward within Furness General Hospital in Cumbria.
article_snippet: The failure to strike off any nurse, doctor or midwife working at Furness General Hospital has enraged victims’ families.
article_snippet: Up to 30 babies and mothers died at Furness General Hospital because of failings by midwives and doctors, a damning report is expected to reveal .
article_snippet: A number of midwives from Furness General Hospital are due to face the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) later this year in relation to deaths at Furness General Hospital.
article_snippet: a damning report is expected to lay some of the blame on the ‘dysfunctional’ relationship between midwives and doctors on the ward, according to the Sunday Times.
article_snippet: An internal review published in March 2010 highlighted concerns about the maternity unit including the relations between staff.
highlights_snippet: Up to 30 babies and mothers died at Furness General Hospital .
  