NHS Superbug deaths
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NHS Superbug deaths
The HSE's refusal to prosecute the management of the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust following the deaths of 90 patients has left me fuming. For months the Industry has been hailing the Corporate Manslaughter Act as the new panacea, ...
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As a now retired employee of the NHS my previous responsibilities were for Fire and Health and Safety, and I whole heartly agree with the comments of Rob Slater. The necessary laws are already in place and more new ...
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As this is a state monolith, there is every effort madeby thopse in charge to protect it by denying what has occurred.
Personally, the best way forward for the relatives concerned would be a "class action", where all could ...
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Re: NHS Superbug deaths
Added: 21:24 19.11.2008
As this is a state monolith, there is every effort madeby thopse in charge to protect it by denying what has occurred.
Personally, the best way forward for the relatives concerned would be a "class action", where all could engage a barrister and bring these hospitals to account.
After all, they are owned by us as taxpayers, and also, the people working within the NHS are actually all the employees of the citizens who pay the taxes.
There should be no hiding place for killing anyone, especially in a hospital paid enormous amounts to keep people alive.
Incompetence can be Criminal sometimes. It appears that this was the case here!!
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