Slippery Elm@ Elmslippery
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....and sadly more grief ,more heart break for the grieving relatives.
@mariekelly201 @GarethRoberts0 The sad truth is some doctors are prepared to knowingly hide and conceal their failures and clinical errors. All of which leads to complicity and cover up.
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Spot on! Systems failure loved because no individual responsibility for death!!
@elm_slippery there is a whole new bunch of self styled 'patient safety experts' trying to blame everything on system failures. works nicely for them as they get invited to deliver lectures in all these patient safety conferences whereas whistle-blowers are all completely sidelined
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and there is always the super injunction!
@JamesTitcombe Failing to learn is a symptom of a deeper more toxic disease in healthcare. Focusing on failing to learn whilst not dealing with the underlying cause is as pointless as focusing on a cough whilst not dealing with a lung cancer. Or put another way; https://t.co/wYfao1iMcK
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Failure to learn is indicative of we got away with it culture or put another way ....don't you know we are above the law
@JamesTitcombe Failing to learn is a symptom of a deeper more toxic disease in healthcare. Focusing on failing to learn whilst not dealing with the underlying cause is as pointless as focusing on a cough whilst not dealing with a lung cancer. Or put another way; https://t.co/wYfao1iMcK
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Systems error means no individual directly accountable ! Means no investigation by PSNI ! Did inquiry name those responsible for the cover up?
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Were his actions pre or post death of the 5 children called into action?If so has he been referred to GMC?
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Systems failure much loved by those responsible for a hospital death . Denies individual culpability . In other words it is the system that is responsible ....LOL.
@NHSwhistleblowr @TheDA_UK @lovesportradio @DrJennyVaughan @kelvinmackenzie I listened to the audio and I stopped when Dr. Vaughan said " it is always systems failure". No, it is not & that is the point of the nonmedics. often there are individual failures which are almost always covered up by the healthcare establishment incl the medical profession
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Information sought .....can anyone point to just one witness who has been charged with lying at an inquest to cover up cause of death?
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Useful area for debate ....how effective is the coronial service in the investigation of controversial hospital deaths ? Outmoded in the 21 st C ?
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Have it in buckets! When the matter has been apparently predetermined battling with one oar in extremely rough seas. Extreme learning curve when you challenge the establishment.
@elm_slippery Need proof
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Exactly! Problem centres around getting a court to accept an establishment figure is lying through his/her teeth
@elm_slippery Just googled. Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus. At common law , it is the legal principle that a witness who testifies falsely about one matter is not credible to testify about any matter.
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One grave difficulty ! What if the liars evidence is accepted as correct ?
@elm_slippery Just googled. Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus. At common law , it is the legal principle that a witness who testifies falsely about one matter is not credible to testify about any matter.
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What about a prosecution for perjury! If lie material and all that!
Calling all lawyers @MOReilly01 From my memory if a witness lies , what is the legal term? It casts doubt upon any further statement or evidence that they give?
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Unfortunately too true!
' In the end it will not be the corrupt authorities that will be our downfall but the general public's apathy.'
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Inquests must be open and transparent . If they are not there can be no learning from past errors. Wading through layers of corruption to uncover the truth. There should be no hiding places for the wrong doers.
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N.Ireland Justice Committee must investigate whether joint protocols are or were in operation between the coroner and the NHS in northern Ireland . Possible reason why telephone call to the coroner all it took to stop an inquest into highly controversial hospital death.
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Not referring hospital deaths to coroner.....seems may have been joint protocols in operation! To conceal a death one telephone is all it took. Problem is that majority in N.I could not care less.
Shipman also did not refer deaths the coroner. What did Sir John O'Hara confirm??! "The fact that her death was not referred immediately to the Coroner for an inquest is *indefensible* And it is not just indefensible with hindsight - it was indefensible โ ๏ธat the time โ ๏ธ (96)
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True Umesh ! Unfortunately it does not always work out that those who deserve justice receive it! Lonely long road to travel!
@GarethRoberts0 @gmcuk @NHSLeadership @NHSEnglandNMD Injustice anywhere denies justice everywhere - MLKING Jr @NikkiKF Never stop fighting for justice and truth. Everyone must be accountable for their actions.
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