The boss of a charity which raises awareness of sepsis has called for action after a "sequence of failures" in the care of a newborn suffering from the infection was blamed for his death.Charlie Jermyn, who died aged 30 hours, was the third child from the South West whose sepsis symptoms were missed by healthcare workers until it was too late.Ron Daniels, chief executive of The UK Sepsis Trust, said more children died from it than meningitis, yet knowledge of the condition was...
