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Doctors involved in the care of a mother from Londonderry who killed her daughter then took her own life are to be investigated.Doctors involved in the care of a mother from Londonderry who killed her daughter then took her own life are to be investigated.
The General Medical Council has launched an inquiry into the care given to Madeleine and Lauren O'Neill. At a preliminary enquiry on Thursday, it emerged that the General Medical Council has launched an enquiry into Madeleine O'Neill's care.
Their bodies were found at their home in Carryduff three years ago. The GMC may then decide if the doctors involved should face a hearing.
The body of Mrs O'Neill and her daughter Lauren were found at their home in Carryduff in 2005.
It later emerged that Mrs O'Neill had a history of depression and had told three health professionals of her suicidal thoughts and of her intention to take her daughter with her.
A report released earlier this year on the case found that the Western and Eastern Health and Boards had failed to follow basic procedures.A report released earlier this year on the case found that the Western and Eastern Health and Boards had failed to follow basic procedures.
It also reported that Mrs O'Neill told her GP, a private counsellor and a psychiatrist at Knockbracken Mental Health Hospital in Belfast about her plan to kill her daughter and take her own life in the weeks preceding her death.
Mrs O'Neill left Gransha Hospital in Derry two weeks before she died.Mrs O'Neill left Gransha Hospital in Derry two weeks before she died.
Next month's inquest into their deaths has been postponed.