Teams of experts sent into hospitals to discover why patients are dying in their thousands unnecessarily believe they may have found the answer: many more experts are needed. Fifty nine experts were sent into 11 failing hospitals and spoke to several hundred expert managers, leading Professor Sir Hamish Andrews, Joint Deputy Assistant Chief Executive of the NHS Patient Experience Investigating Board to conclude in his report that there was nothing wrong that more expert managers couldn’t fix. ‘Our business was mostly conducted in the restaurants, which actually were rather good, but in Sunderland General hospital hospital, one of our experts took a wrong turning and ended up surrounded by people in beds. Apparently this is called a ‘ward’. A lady in uniform,called Janet Ashbury who called herself ‘matron’, said she had been on duty since February 2007 without a break, and seemed to think the reason why lots of people die in hospitals unnecessarily was “because we need more f***ing nurses, you idiot!!” ‘
Posted on: Thu, 18 Jul 2013 20:35:55 +0000
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