Don’t miss Panorama this Mon, 8.30pm, BBC1.
On the persecution & scapegoating of a junior doctor for the tragic death of a child from sepsis.
#BawaGarba made mistakes - but her unit was understaffed, chaotic, lethal bedlam. She was hung out to dry.https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0bh32lj …
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If there was a policy of giving medication not on chart. Then that is an accident waiting to happen.
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This cannot be blamed on the dr it is a culture within the hospital and probably shows how frequently Dr's are working covering so many patients and find it difficult to finish jobs.
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Appreciated Karen, but an incomplete drug chart was 1 of her 21 errors. We don't know what they all were, because the court transcripts haven't been made public as yet, (despite multiple requests). That's a big part of the problem - partial information is leading to speculation.
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Mistakes and errors often happen because of unsafe policies 1 - she was not given back to work day having returned from maturity leave. 2 - no reg it consultant working with her. 3- covering more than one dr (4 I understand) caring for very sick children in 6 wards on 4 floors
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Agreed - every one a valid discussion point. But there's so much more to this case & GNM issue. If you can endure reading my 7pg reply to an open letter I received, I tried to share my overall thoughts in one place. Only if you have time & feel so inclinedhttps://twitter.com/C7RKY/status/1029303542685814789 …
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Incomplete or written with only medication that she wanted given? I was a nurse for 20 years and NEVER did I give medication that was not correctly written and signed for.
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