A hospital worker in the UK is sentenced to jail after a relationship with a psychiatric patient. According to reporting, Lydia-May Green, 30, entered into a relationship with a patient she worked with while employed at a hospital. The outlets describe how the connection continued outside the hospital, including meetings arranged when she was granted leave from her ward and the patient was on day release. The relationship resulted in a pregnancy, which later ended in a miscarriage, as reported by the same sources. The coverage states that the court imposes a custodial sentence, but details of the specific charges and length of the sentence are not provided in the supplied text. Overall, the reporting centers on a breach of professional boundaries and the circumstances under which the meetings occurred, linking the patient’s supervised leave/deliveries and the staff member’s ward leave to contact outside the hospital.