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Why Isn't This Savage In Jail?
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https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/u k-engla nd-leic estersh ire-451 69589
Would you be happy to be one of her patients?
Would you be happy to be one of her patients?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I would like to be seen by doctors that are not under pressure to work very long hours and who are able to take time to reflect on my case rather than being rushed off to another case.....Hospital doctors are working very long hours and are expected to make snap decisions without time to think....I would not want their job.....I see nothing about a 'savage'..what an unpleasant name to call anyone....just a person who made a mistake with tragic outcome....I suspect it is a fear that all doctors have
Not neglegent at all.
She has won her appeal against being struck off. She was a scapegoat, the other Junior doctor was far more culpable. The Computer system crashing at the hospital was another factor that delayed the poor lttle boy’s results coming back soon enough for him to be treated in a timely fashion.
She has won her appeal against being struck off. She was a scapegoat, the other Junior doctor was far more culpable. The Computer system crashing at the hospital was another factor that delayed the poor lttle boy’s results coming back soon enough for him to be treated in a timely fashion.
Barmaid,
This is a well written article on the case.
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/r esource s/idt-s h/the_s truck_o ff_doct or
There were mistakes made, but the poor lad was let down by a collection of errors.
This is a well written article on the case.
https:/
There were mistakes made, but the poor lad was let down by a collection of errors.
TTT what is savage about her? Is it, by any chance, because she's not white?
Your mate, ANOTHEOLDGIT has a habit of using that word in a derogatory way too.
It's about time the Ab Editor cracked down on it.
Your mate, ANOTHEOLDGIT has a habit of using that word in a derogatory way too.
It's about time the Ab Editor cracked down on it.
// Master of the Rolls Sir Terence Etherton, who announced the ruling, said "no concerns" had "ever been raised about the clinical competence of Dr Bawa-Garba, other than in relation to Jack's death".
"The evidence before the tribunal was that she was in the top third of her specialist trainee cohort," he said.
He added that the tribunal was satisfied her actions in relation to the boy were "neither deliberate nor reckless", and did "not present a continuing risk to patients". //
"The evidence before the tribunal was that she was in the top third of her specialist trainee cohort," he said.
He added that the tribunal was satisfied her actions in relation to the boy were "neither deliberate nor reckless", and did "not present a continuing risk to patients". //
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