People tend to get shitty at risk assessments for everything.
What's striking about this case is the total lack of them.
The thing you get drilled into you with volunteering at scouts is assessing risk / following procedures to not only protect others but also to protect your own arse.
They are a pain in the arse but they focus minds and provide recourse to protection.
None of the individuals involved in this case seem to have any awareness of this and given they work in a hospital where this is the bread and butter of so many things, it is shocking. It's like they haven't learnt basic principles that underpin WHY their daily work tasks include risk assessments / note taking and this is particularly if they are or have ever been clinical staff.
That makes it gross negligence. There is a reasonable expectation that everyone of them should understand they should have this basic understanding of the principle of covering your own arse because it's a basic level of skill and knowledge you need to carry out the roles they are employed to do. It is not outside their ability or training.
The fact they so arrogantly carried on regardless is what's killing them in the courtroom. And why Peggie WILL win.