Three Princess of Wales Hospital nurses bailed over records
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The nurses have been charged with wilful neglect of patients
Three nurses have appeared at Bridgend magistrates court charged with wilful neglect of nine patients at the Princess of Wales Hospital.
They are accused of failing to check blood glucose levels and then falsifying patients' notes.
Rebecca Jones, 29, faces nine charges, and both Lauro Bertulano, 44, and Clare Cahill, 41, are accused of six.
The defendants did not enter pleas and were remanded on bail to appear at Cardiff Crown Court on 11 August.
The offences are alleged to have taken place between September 2012 and January 2013 on a specialist ward that dealt mostly with stroke patients and general medical patients.
Extra seating had to be brought in to the courtroom to accommodate the families and friends of the patients.
A South Wales Police spokeswoman said: "Police officers have contacted all of the patients or the families of those patients concerned.
"We will be keeping them fully informed of any developments."
- Published28 July 2014
