Item type | Home library | Class number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Book | Stenhouse Library (Kingston Hospital) Shelves | WX 28 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | ST00536 |
Michael Swinn describes in searing detail his torturous experience of being an NHS whistle-blower and argues powerfully for change. His journal from medical student to Consultant surgeon and head of department is chronicled followed by his struggles to persuade hospital managers to listen to his and his colleagues' serious concerns regarding patient care. By the time they were eventually proved right, much harm had sadly been done to many patients, some of whom tragically died.
A nightmarish, Kalfaesque world is described of seemingly interminable investigations, breathtaking incompetence, subterfuge and bluff by some managers apparently more intent on covering their own backs and limiting corporate reputational damage than protecting patients.
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