The Next Public Service Scandal (NHS Trusts vs Whistlehlowers)

[BlueAnorak]

NHS Whistleblowers face a systematic process of systematic investigation, lntimidation and bullying that is common across many, many trusts. So common in fact it would appear to be standard trust processes..
Step 1: Investigate the Whistle-blower rather than the Concern.
Step 2: Bully & Intimidate
Step 3: Weapons GMC Medical Council Referals.
Step 4: Demotion, Discilinary Action and Dismissal.
Telegraph Article:

https://archive.ph/glL18

No surprise.

 

[don84]

most people are vaxxed and dont care

 

[Corky]

One of the worst accounts is outside the UK and nothing to do with the NHS so difficult to give the article credibility in that it fairly reflects over 200 trusts.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

One of the worst accounts is outside the UK and nothing to do with the NHS so difficult to give the article credibility in that it fairly reflects over 200 trusts.

One such case involved Dr Rosalind Ranson, medical director of the Isle of Man’s health service when it was directly run by the Department of Health and Social Care. She was fired after blowing the whistle about clinical negligence.

That would suggest that it's far more likely to originate from government dictat than a generalised problem across trusts.

 

[dickie davies]

I posted on here that my daughter worked on a covid ward and she said the procedures were terrible, covid positive patients were being put on clean wards and staff were wandering around between clean wards and covid wards oblivious to the consequences

I was told to STFU and called a fucking ****, so whistle-blowers don't stand a chance

 

[Corky]

One such case involved Dr Rosalind Ranson, medical director of the Isle of Man’s health service when it was directly run by the Department of Health and Social Care. She was fired after blowing the whistle about clinical negligence.

That would suggest that it's far more likely to originate from government dictat than a generalised problem across trusts.

They tried to mislead to be honest.

The ones that apologised were these:

Department of Health and Social Care (Isle of Man) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Completely different Government having a department with the same name.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

I posted on here that my daughter worked on a covid ward and she said the procedures were terrible, covid positive patients were being put on clean wards and staff were wandering around between clean wards and covid wards oblivious to the consequences

I was told to STFU and called a fucking ****, so whistle-blowers don't stand a chance

Was it at the height of the pandemic?

 

[dickie davies]

Was it at the height of the pandemic?

Yes, summer 2020
God knows how many died due to poor organisation and procedures