Case Points
- Involuntary Euthansia v. NO Terminal Sedation
- Andrew Cash Great Leader
- Andrew Cash Questioned
- Andrew Cash Misleads
- Poor Practice Cover Up
- STH Misuse of Drugs
- Whitewash - Fob Letter
- Our Evidence
- STH Dirty Tricks
- FOIA - STH
- STH - Chief Nurse
- NMC Help or Collusion
- CQC Contact Us
- Shipman Inquiry - STH - Tomsanguish
- Norman Lamb / Andrew Lansley
- Medical Expert - STH
- NHS Horror 7/1/06 - 11/1/06
- NHS Trauma 7/1/06 - 16/10/09
- Christine Beasley, CNO, Apology
- Letter from Sir Andrew Cash OBE
- Our Reply to Andrew Cash 22/9/09
- Another Letter to Sir Andrew 26/10/09
- UKIP-MEP Letter to NHS Sheffield
- Medication Details - Factual
- STH Cover Up Strategy
- Alcohol on the NHS
- Accessing Medical Records
- Palliative Care Needs Common Sense
- Palliative Care New Technique
- NHS End of Life Poor Care
- Medical Standards in NHS Care
- NHS STH Mistakes/Failings
- NHS Errors, Blunders and Cover Ups
- Public Disclose other NHS Cover Ups
- NHS Mistakes - No Immunity for Celebrities
- NHS Complaints Procedure
- NHS Whistleblowers
- NHS Facts and Figures
- NHS - Recommended Books
- Tom in the Press/Media
- OUR ADVICE TO YOU
- Patients Association NHS Facts
- End of Life Care
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Medical Standards in NHS CareRead here about how more patients dying after medical blundersRead here - NHS negligence payouts top £800 million, 2009 Medical blunders cost teenager his life Our Legal Team advised us that they use a '5 Star rating system' guideline to measure Medical Standards when trying to prove medical negligence. This wide/loose range of 'acceptable medical standards' allows NHS medical staff to say 'care was appropriate and within professional guidelines'. 1 Star rating from the lawyer's guidelines is - JUST BARELY ADEQUATE - but falls into the 'appropriate and professional guideline' bracket!!! The 'Bolam' Test is used to determine medical negligence. http://www.patient.co.uk/doctor/Clinical-Negligence.htm It is very difficult to prove medical negligence especially when the NHS is apt at covering up mistakes! The NHS is self regulating and allows a WIDE RANGE of acceptable Medical Standards to be classed as 'best practice' within NHS care Hospitals and other NHS establishments! In our experience some of the nursing staff just did NOT want or know how to nurse! The Palliative Care Doctor wrote to us saying 'I only work a 9-5 shift'! Medicine isn't a Vocation anymore! Read here how the NHS is putting the patient last according to a new report by Civitas |