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Girl died from sepsis after mother's concerns 'dismissed'

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Girl died from sepsis after mother's concerns 'dismissed'
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Children’s Health Ireland has issued a formal apology in the High Court following the death of a four-year-old girl from sepsis. The family's legal action alleged that medical staff repeatedly dismissed the mother's concerns regarding meningitis.

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This case highlights critical failures in diagnostic protocols and the importance of listening to patient and caregiver concerns in emergency medical settings.

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The High Court has heard that a four-year-old girl whose mother's concerns about meningitis were "repeatedly dismissed" by medical staff later died from sepsis.

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