BBC News said:A "catastrophic error" led to a 100-year-old great-grandmother dying from dehydration, a hospital has admitted.
Lydia Spilner went into the Leicester Royal Infirmary with a chest infection but her condition deteriorated after a drip was removed.
Her family, who have now agreed an undisclosed out-of-court settlement, also criticised the attitude of staff.
The hospital has apologised and said it had made changes in leadership and increased staffing.
Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-22781126
This really doesn't give me much confidence in our health service; you'd think the NHS were a lot more competent and their staff equally as such. Apparently at one point the poor woman had been found lying on the floor.