I must have a look later and see how much you criticised it at the time 
Nothing better to be doing?
I note that a consultant in Preston not that long ago who did something similar sent to jail for a year and struck off.
Was thinking this person should be prosecuted. In effect blocked/delayed people from getting medical treatment.
On top of the extra money, it cost the govt 450k to pay for locums as he/she said they werenāt fit for weekend work.
Iām amazed this hasnāt led to a criminal trial.
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Is Shauna Bowers anything to Fergal Bowers?
Hard to see where it would fit in the criminal scheme of things. More of a fitness to practice issue surely.
Say the delay caused harm to a person. Corruption another avenue.
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Seemingly this practice is rife among all sort of consultants. They answer to nobody
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Bernard Gloster straight out with arse covering spin would hardly fill you with confidence. 'No one told me about it so they didnāt '. For 400k a year maybe you should know about this stuff before it lands in The Sunday Times Bernard.
Iād say itās more concerning thatās probably a typical problem and not one of elevating to that level.
To be fair, it happened in a different organisation that was funded by the hse that didnāt inform the hse about the report.
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Report on Dr Coster did not go to Gloster
I only found out recently heās a Limerick native.
Sweep sweep
We need a āHealth Czarā
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Heās been posting here for years as @CillDioma.
This is this geezer anyway. I only know because herself knows his wife. Slightly different, but the main issue is if your man was too ill to cover on call (costing the state half a million quid), how could he do so much extra work at the weekend?