A bereft mother says she is outraged that a bungling doctor who sent her sick toddler home from hospital three days before he died of dehydration and kidney failure is allowed to carry on working. Harry Connolly, 19 months, was admitted to hospital in April 2011 with sickness, diarrhoea and lethargy. But, despite his mother Lucy's concerns about her son's condition, paediatrician Dr Tasnim Arif told Mrs Connolly, 32, she should take her son home. Three days later, his devastated father Ray, 47, found the youngster lifeless in his cot. Furious: Ray Connolly, 47, and his wife Lucy, 32, from Northampton, are outraged that the doctor who sent home their sick toddler from hospital three days before he died  has been allowed to carry on working
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Harry Connolly, 19 months, taken to hospital with sickness and diarrhoea
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Dr Tasnim Arif failed to carry out vital checks on Harry and sent him home
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Three days later, he was found dead in his cot at home in Northampton
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Tribunal yesterday found the paediatrician guilty of 'multiple failings'
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But the panel cleared her of other charges and refused to strike Dr Arif off
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Mother Lucy Connolly, 32, said: 'I believe it is nothing short of criminal'
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Inquest highlighted string of errors by several medics in Harry's treatment
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Dr Arif cleared of failing to record clinical features, to ask duty consultant to review Harry's status and to carry out blood tests
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It was found that Dr Arif had failed to adequately assess or record whether Harry was ‘well hydrated’ or ‘not well hydrated' and also failed to record that @placeholder was lethargic when taking his history.