But as I’ve suggested previously, it’s entirely possible to be personally grossly negligent, even if placed in an environment that is inadequate. >
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Replying to @C7RKY @GrumpyOldDoc and
How would you define gross negligence in a GP forced by circumstances to do 5min appointments with no recourse to safer appointment timings?
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Replying to @DrJimboNHS @C7RKY and
Most of us would rely on the advice of an expert witness. When a consultant tells the jury “I would expect a junior to get it right, under those circumstances” (which is what happened), you can’t blame the jury or the process.
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Replying to @nickargall @C7RKY and
Well actually we had an intensivist commenting on a generalist, which in my view is as bad as a generalist commenting on a GP. Besides, saying I'd expect a junior to get it right is v different to reaching the threshold of gross in the systemic context...
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Replying to @NHSwhistleblowr @DrJimboNHS and
Given no one knows this evidence, the relentless assumptions on this thread are pretty pointless.
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Replying to @sarasiobhan @DrJimboNHS and
I do comment occasionally but you help to keep it going Sara.
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Replying to @NHSwhistleblowr @sarasiobhan and
I'm going to take this to heart and not subject everyone to yet another multi-tweet deluge. Jamie, tempted though I am to respond to all the tweets, these poor people have suffered enough. I'm sure you and I will pick each point up in fresh threads over time. :)
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Replying to @C7RKY @sarasiobhan and
No new comment from me now. But I may firefight the odd comment.
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Me too! 
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