By Emily Payne A hospital accused of making 'serious errors' in the care of a child has become the subject of an independent inquiry. Luke Jenkins, from Cardiff, was admitted to Bristol Children’s Hospital for routine heart surgery in April 2012. But the seven-year-old, who was expected to make a full recovery, died from a cardiac arrest. Inquiry: Luke Jenkins, celebrating his 1st birthday at the Children's Hospital of Wales, in Cardiff. He died six years later during routine surgery In November 2013, a coroner recorded a narrative conclusion, but his family maintain the hospital could have done more to save him.
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Luke Jenkins died after the operation at Bristol Children's Hospital
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Independent inquiry has now been launched into the cardiac unit
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Review will examine care provided to children with congenital heart disease
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Comes after a series of complaints about care of children and babies
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Hospital accused of mistreatment of babies and children with heart problems
The @placeholder into cardiac services at the hospital, which was opened yesterday, aims to gather evidence from aggrieved families who claim they have suffered at the hands of staff.