It’s the one area that really confused me. She had been talking to the mum just earlier and she was sitting round the bed. Me personally if you are running up stairs and deciding the non treatment of a patient based on your assumption of who he is this in itself is negligent
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Well, you say running... Crash call went out at 8.22pm. Bawa Garba was carrying the bleep, but didn't attend scene until 8.45pm I don't know where she was or what she was doing for 23 minutes, but that almost becomes secondary to this bizarre claim of an earlier DNACPR pt arrest
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One day mate when you finally decide you have had enough of tweeting and you have finished dealing with your own cases I will hire you to look over ours with fresh eyes. Attention to detail



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Haha! Thanks mate. I can't help it. Bullsh*t just sticks in my throat, no matter how much some try to force feed it to us. And I'll help you for free when I can. That's how this works. Just as others have done for me in the past. We help each other, because nobody else does!
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I know Bens case inside out, word for word but I know that as well as I know it, there has been so many lies and so much deceit that I can’t possibly have seen it all. I always feel like I have missed something critical.
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You're right what you said, sometimes we're too close and too familiar. Can take a fresh pair of eyes, or even just a rested pair. Amazing how many times I spotted new things in our case after taking a break.
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I think that is my problem I don’t know how to take a break but today is another pivotal day a day that can be the start of exposing more cracks. It’s all about how good and honest the regulator is
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We both know from personal experience that you can't sprint a marathon. Let alone when your head's been fried, the marshals are trying to send you the wrong way and the organisers are taking pot shots at you every step. Time away matters. Which one is it this time? PHSO?
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Now think a little further on point 1 and what else is said there. What happens if you intervene to stop doctors from resuscitating a terminally ill boy?
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Well, we know that if that's the patient of the first woman consultant in the SUI, he improved and was discharged. Mother nature or good doctoring takes its course?
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Indeed. That was going to be my next point. Either the boy dies - in which case you can't claim to confuse him with Jack later, or he lives - in which case would you really discharge him later that afternoon after he'd had an arrest? I call BS somewhere there.
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Good points. An arrest, a resuscitation, lie on a spectrum including a false alarm. People attending won't know for a bit. Dr BG must have been very confident, impressive and assertive in the evening to get a team to wrongly stop.
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Quite. Having earlier failed to *prevent* other HCPs from saving the first boy when they weren't supposed to do so? This piece suggests there were 2 DNACPR mistakes on the ward that day. Not just Jack's. That's assuming we choose to believe what's written here, of course.
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Assuming this is reported accurately. Then one has to assume that the earlier ward 28 DNAR had resulted in a recovery or a death. Either way; was the confusion because the outcome wasn't known or because of a lapse in memory.
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Given that BG was the one who intervened to prevent resuscitation, I don't think it's plausible for her to claim she wouldn't have known the outcome. She'd have been witness to it, tho not discharge. And it's interesting that DNACPR has reverted back to DNAR in this case. Timing?
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Deb Cohen's writing on this is toe curling awful. Fudged, smudged and ludicrous nonsense.
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The way the pieces are laid (didn't recognise the mum, didn't see Jack) to negate any whiff of discrimination are chilling.
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The whole thing has smacked of a rehash of a case for the defence, for me. No meaningful balance, no challenge.https://twitter.com/C7RKY/status/1029258978583302144 …
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I know. So bleedingly obvious yet sucked up with relish by so many medics. (Not all, thank fuck).
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