'Sweeping Under Carpet Is Default Position of NHS Managers', Says Dr Who Took Down Lucy Letby

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @talktv
    @talktv  Год назад +24

    Should Lucy Letby have been dragged to court to face sentencing today?

    • @paulcullum517
      @paulcullum517 Год назад +10

      Absolutely. Should be like that scene in clockwork orange , eyes pinned open , handcuffed behind her back. Facing the judge

    • @plbeckman
      @plbeckman Год назад +2

      @@paulcullum517 great analogy

    • @paulcullum517
      @paulcullum517 Год назад +1

      @Augustdelagrange Well she isnt going to answer of them , the same as beverly allet didnt , or that victor chou did not or none of these kinda of people. Its all about control because its all they have.

    • @rosiepayne7712
      @rosiepayne7712 Год назад +2

      100%!

    • @Emy53
      @Emy53 Год назад +5

      Yes, she's a coward. Lucy should have faced the verdict in person. Now she's on suicide watch, when the innocent babies she harmed were not protected from Lucy.

  • @michaelwhiles5282
    @michaelwhiles5282 Год назад +40

    Should Lucy Letby have been dragged to court to face sentencing today - YES. Should the senior staff who appeared to have protected her early on be sacked - YES.

    • @globetrottersarkar7996
      @globetrottersarkar7996 Год назад +4

      The senior manager should also be in jail with her. There has to be some degree of accountability.

    • @aliencactus720
      @aliencactus720 Год назад +1

      Should Talk TV and other media grow up a bit, evolve and look a bit more soberly and deeply at the issues, rather than puerile headlines that belong in the 70s Daily Star ? Or band words around like 'evil' etc, as if it is the 1600s, with headlines in bold such as FURIOUS and CLASH which are totally inappropriate for such an event and topic? Definitely.
      No wonder there is no debate really of substance on virtually every important topic, when it is just fodder for idiotic headlines or titles like that. Is everyone meant to mirror that low level way of looking at things ? No objective reasoning whatsoever ? Maintain total ignorance about how and why such things happen ?
      Should society in general address the dysfunctionality that allows such things to happen ?

    • @waimar5457
      @waimar5457 Год назад

      There are no protocols that requires written statements about suspicious facts someone could report to the management? Otherwise managers could deny that someone had verbally put out some informations. And if there are written documents of the warnings to the management, and they didn't act properly...why after more than 5 years they weren't bring to court?

    • @juliemayes2027
      @juliemayes2027 Год назад

      Sacked! Just for a start then arrested for cooperate manslaughter

    • @lena-Ramone
      @lena-Ramone Год назад

      Are they not even sacked f-in evil. They should be sacked ffs

  • @kx1490
    @kx1490 Год назад +13

    The whole management department needs to be fired.

    • @lashlarue7924
      @lashlarue7924 Год назад +3

      No, they need to be much worse than fired, they need to be prosecuted and lose everything!!! 😤

  • @avrilstewart7621
    @avrilstewart7621 Год назад +13

    Its quite common for management to behave this way within the NHS.
    I've seen it over the 40 yrs I worked for that organisation.
    They need to over haul it!!!!

  • @Chris.2911
    @Chris.2911 Год назад +16

    All the Management involved need
    to be in attendance at an official inquiry and made to give evidence under OATH!

    • @lena-Ramone
      @lena-Ramone Год назад

      They are evil they will lie under oath they are demonic psychopathic narcissists too they do not care about god morals ethics etc

  • @COLDMKULTRA
    @COLDMKULTRA Год назад +12

    Having worked in Theatres and ICU for over 20 Years ... I can confirm that this is correct, and has been going on for a very long time.
    "Managers" (of which there are far too many) ... are more concerned about having to deal with "grievance procedures" from Staff and their Unions, rather than seriously investigating actual issues.
    And that is exactly what happened here. Often, a totally incompetent, or malicious member of staff's behaviour will be put down to a "training issue" ... and they will be "reassigned" ... not sacked.

    • @avrilstewart7621
      @avrilstewart7621 Год назад +3

      I agree, I too worked for NHS for 40 yrs and too often I saw management ignore issues that staff expressed to them.
      The management became to powerful and worked to their own agenda.
      They couldn't be bothered doing their job which wad presious little.
      Ignoring members of staff who had far more knowledge and qualifications than they did.
      They need to thin down the management.
      Far too many in so called created jobs to do WHAT????? Sit in an office??
      And the salaries they are on???????

  • @lynncuthbert2307
    @lynncuthbert2307 Год назад +6

    Scandal after scandal. Its becoming a total cesspit.

  • @vanhooler358
    @vanhooler358 Год назад +5

    The manager who retired to France should be dragged through the coals.

  • @ebikeoutdoors
    @ebikeoutdoors Год назад +4

    I can't believe that we don't have a system in the NHS where management aren't held responsible for their actions this is madness

  • @thechatteringmagpie
    @thechatteringmagpie Год назад +3

    NHS managers come from outside the organisation, they are focused on a business plan and patients are not a priority.

  • @wii7876
    @wii7876 Год назад +4

    Managers should be in the Dock straight after her. They are to blame for favouring the cover up culture. They just protect their own name and pensions, they should lose the lot.

  • @maxflight777
    @maxflight777 Год назад +13

    *Many alarms completely disregarded by management*

    • @hippopotoftea
      @hippopotoftea Год назад +4

      And the managers have faced ZERO consequences and taken ZERO accountability.

    • @taniaearle4457
      @taniaearle4457 Год назад

      ​@@JupiterThunder💯 they are evil too.

    • @maxflight777
      @maxflight777 Год назад

      @@JupiterThunder Exaactly … well said sir ..

  • @perseus431
    @perseus431 Год назад +8

    The higher ups never get punished.

  • @karenyoung8341
    @karenyoung8341 Год назад +7

    They gave her carte Blanche to carry on murdering more children.
    It’s absolute tosh that you could not have moved this woman away from murdering babies. You’d have seen the murders drop as soon as she wasn’t working on it.
    Ward managers and doctors should be sacked
    These cases are not rare. Beverley Allitt anyone? She was left to kill children on that ward too. Many babies could have been saved if this very simple act was carried out.

    • @avrilstewart7621
      @avrilstewart7621 Год назад +2

      Bring the management to account.
      They should be dragged into court to explain why the consistently ignored members of staff who raised issues.

  • @timwebley4134
    @timwebley4134 Год назад +15

    It would appear that this terrible case is highlighting many problems within the NHS which has been going downhill for years. Unfortunately the many dedicated nurses and doctors will also get unjustified negative remarks for the incompetence of some of their work colleagues.

  • @reeset2198
    @reeset2198 Год назад +14

    How abhorrent to use this case (and exploit the murder of babies) as anti-NHS propaganda. For every Lucy Letby there are a million amazing nurses and healthcare workers who sacrifice and work so hard to care for people! It’s not easy work and it’s not well paid either, but they do it!

    • @danielrayner7681
      @danielrayner7681 Год назад +7

      I know all about the amazing nurses and healthcare workers my girlfriend works in a care home my mum is a retired nurse. Nobody thinks bad of doctors and nurses but we do need to use this case to rightly attack NHS managers. Many doctors and nurses themselves want this exposed and they are glad it is being discussed. Its keeping quiet that has got us here in the first place

    • @yorky9585
      @yorky9585 Год назад

      Harold Shipman, Beverly Allit. The Bristol heart scandal the list goes on !
      There's a problem in the NHS and they don't like criticism like you are proving .
      Two of the top killers in this country were NHS workers .

    • @yorky9585
      @yorky9585 Год назад +4

      You are the reason the NHS never learns from its past. "Let's all not criticise the NHS " look where your attitude keeps bringing us .

    • @DraniCondon
      @DraniCondon Год назад

      blame should fall onto the tories for the cuts they made.

    • @yorky9585
      @yorky9585 Год назад

      @@DraniCondon yes Tories told the hospital to hide it from police . 🤡

  • @jeffreyroberts7438
    @jeffreyroberts7438 Год назад +7

    ‘Lessons will be learned’ how often does that saying pop up after every social cockup! ….but the outcome? Lessons are never learned and it happens again and again. Make management actually accountable, instead of giving them fat wage rises and bonuses, sack them!!!

  • @christinefiedor3518
    @christinefiedor3518 Год назад +8

    I m a retired nurse having trained in the NHS . I moved tonAustralia 30+ years but try to go visit every 2 years. I used to tell people I trained in nhs as I was very proud of it but I don’t tell anybody. It breaks my heart to see what’s happened to the health system in the uk. What happened to teams supporting to supporting each other and standards of care?
    My mum had a hip replacement recently and I got my eyes opened. The lady in the next bed had vomited and when her daughter asked a nurse for help to clean her up the nurse said” I’m not doing that, I’ve got a degree”. I was shocked. Whatever happened to teamwork and duty of care? We were trained that no matter what our position was to pull up our sleeves when necessary and get our hands dirty .There was no other nurse around. This behaviour would have been disciplined in my day.
    Also I believe that any manager needs an professional understanding of the purpose of the team being managed. Not someone with only a management degree and no industry experience and track record.

    • @johnevans191
      @johnevans191 Год назад +2

      Christine
      I was the Head of nursing at a big London hospital in the late 80's. Our "management team" consisted of 3 consultants, an administrator and myself.
      I was invited to a reunion of staff in the latter part of the 90s and there were (l was reliably informed) more than 50 people I'm senior/junior management positions covering what we were doing. Laughable! And the doctors no longer in charge of decisions! Despicable!
      Now retired living in the Philippines- NHS should be disbanded as it stands

    • @christinefiedor3518
      @christinefiedor3518 Год назад

      I hear you! But now there are so many radical changes needed and the behaviours are so entrenched it’s going to be a monumental task and I don’t see ANYONE with the necessary skills or guts that the job will clearly require.
      Recent events are not exactly an advert for th3 NHS plus given the current of the country at the moment are going to compound the staffing problem.@@johnevans191

    • @waimar5457
      @waimar5457 Год назад

      Didn't think this woman's daughter to film the nurse's reaction?

    • @MDORLE
      @MDORLE Год назад

      I dont believe a nurse would say: " I am not doing that I have a degree" . I believe though that she may said that she isn't doing herself but will get a hca to do it.

  • @louiserussell8267
    @louiserussell8267 Год назад +3

    This situation is not just associated with the NHS. It goes on in all Care Organizations caring for vulnerable people, LD's and Elderly. Probably also in Homes supporting young people.

  • @Emy53
    @Emy53 Год назад +5

    Obviously the medication cabinet is not always an issue. This nurse knew other methods that might be more difficult to detect. The doctor that performed the autopsies is excellent and found why these babies died.

  • @philipdurling1964
    @philipdurling1964 Год назад +9

    It is alarming that staff seem to have a "God complex" in the NHS. Our lives are literally in their hands. Beverly Allett, Harold Shipman and now Lucy Latby. How many others? I had personal experience of my life being threatened by a member of staff after breaking a leg.

    • @philipdurling1964
      @philipdurling1964 Год назад

      @danswhite8544 I was lying Helpless in a bed in absolute agony when I got told to stop creating a fuss, and to remember that they could do whatever they liked to me and no one else would ever know. I was totally helpless and defenceless
      at a hospital in North London. It was in the early morning, about 2-3am. I am now over 70 and dread going into any hospital for any lengthy period of time.

  • @philg7889
    @philg7889 Год назад +3

    Exactly what happens as an organisations grows. Protectionism within its ranks grows with it. The NHS, as one of the biggest employers on the planet, is riddled with malpractice.

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Год назад

      Or rather when healthcare is less about healthcare and more about business, profit and shareholders.

  • @nala7658
    @nala7658 Год назад +3

    You can lose your job for saying men can’t have babies but there are no consequences for ignoring the murder of babies???

    • @tightcamper
      @tightcamper Год назад +3

      That sums up the NHS, Police and most MPs

    • @tightcamper
      @tightcamper Год назад +1

      @danswhite8544 Jordan Peterson?

  • @ramez365
    @ramez365 Год назад +1

    “Management need to be accountable to doctors. Management need to be accountable to patients. Not the other way around”

  • @Elizabeth-jd3mn
    @Elizabeth-jd3mn Год назад +3

    Lessons from Beverly Allet clearly weren't learned and neither will any lessons from this.

  • @leandabee
    @leandabee Год назад +4

    I watched something lastnight where people could ring in and discuss. A woman called in and made the demise of babies at the hand of white woman about racism. I mean seriously!🤦🏼‍♀️

  • @violinstar5948
    @violinstar5948 Год назад +2

    Tony Chambers CEO and Lucy Letby. A match made in Hell

  • @WatfordFC1881
    @WatfordFC1881 Год назад +7

    Will anything change?? I think not..

  • @lynncuthbert2307
    @lynncuthbert2307 Год назад +2

    This is the most disturbing case I've ever heard. What a sick individual she is. Its very upsetting and my heart bleeds for all the victims. Heads should roll too. Disgusting.

  • @Hidinginyourcupboard
    @Hidinginyourcupboard Год назад +2

    One of the problems with career progression in NHS is they don’t recruit people good at managing. They promote people who are good at their practical jobs as if that’s the same thing.

  • @ramez365
    @ramez365 Год назад

    Everybody (management including) need to be held accountable and there needs to be serious consequences

  • @alanhull-ii5ip
    @alanhull-ii5ip Год назад +2

    Type in ,the travesty of lucy letby verdicts then scroll down to where it says fabulous website , theres more to this case than meets main stream media eye

  • @SanjuBaba-vv9rh
    @SanjuBaba-vv9rh Год назад +1

    She is labelled as an “Angel” and not a witch?

  • @wii7876
    @wii7876 Год назад +1

    Managers must be trained to cover up, NHS, education, police, list is endless. And they all have a whistle blowing policy , but they really don't want u to use it 😂

  • @waimar5457
    @waimar5457 Год назад

    There are no protocols that require written statements about suspicious facts someone could report to the management? Otherwise managers could deny that someone had verbally put out some informations. And if there are written documents of the warnings to the management, and they didn't act properly...why, after more than 5 years, the management wasn't bring to court?

  • @ruthbashford3176
    @ruthbashford3176 2 месяца назад

    What a difference a year makes! It has become apparent to most people that Lucy is innocent and there were no murders at the CoCH. The babies Lucy was supposed to have murdered had post mortems and were found to have died from natural causes.

  • @PeaceMatters5
    @PeaceMatters5 Год назад

    What a despicable being inhuman, definitely need to understand how someone could get away with this for so long and safeguarding failed so terribly! I can't even be allowed alone with a child and I work in IT.

  • @sen5908
    @sen5908 Год назад

    Why do killers who know there never getting out, never say why they decided to do these crimes ??

  • @viviennecuff6612
    @viviennecuff6612 Год назад

    He’s hit the nail on the head.

  • @shan6938
    @shan6938 Год назад

    The Dr is right!

  • @frankparsons1629
    @frankparsons1629 Год назад

    Good grief, disgusting.

  • @fractalfemale
    @fractalfemale Год назад

    The English language doesn’t have an appropriate adjective for how utterly vulgar this whole situation is.

  • @AncientYouth64
    @AncientYouth64 Год назад +1

    Do not use the word ANGEL

  • @michaelgoulding6609
    @michaelgoulding6609 Год назад

    this is the type of thing the general public would back protestor,s, if they protested about this nurse having a choice to not attend court, (she shouldn,t have a choice) where is just stop oil protester,s when something like this happens,

  • @Deb-ator
    @Deb-ator Год назад

    Pension reduced by half is appropriate. The taxpayer is paying people who are not fit for purpose. If they're doing a half a job, a half pension is appropriate. A body "quango" to oversee NHS management will cost the public even more money and be crammed with shoo-ins, ex-politicians or political supporters, the see anything for an easy but fruitful life types

  • @canyoudigit6321
    @canyoudigit6321 Год назад +3

    "Lesson's should be learned, Lesson's should be learned, Lesson's should be learned " and so on and so forth, blaaahhhh, blaaahhhh, f..king blaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!😢

  • @joprocter4573
    @joprocter4573 Год назад

    Evidence based on I'm evil...???

  • @melgrant7404
    @melgrant7404 Год назад

    She is a dead ringer for Gemma whelan the TV actress.

  • @My2psworth
    @My2psworth Год назад

    If these so called "hero" whistle blowing professionals were so sure of what was happening, why were they so quick to write apology letters? They too should be held to account

  • @steveallen1635
    @steveallen1635 Год назад +3

    I don't believe she is guilty! Cot deaths!

  • @eccehomo1904
    @eccehomo1904 Год назад

    Regulatory body?Just what's needed - more bureaucracy.

  • @NguyenQuocHieu-fv9hy
    @NguyenQuocHieu-fv9hy Год назад +2

    Poor woman. I hope she gets released soon. The case in almost entirely based on circumstantial evidence with no definitive proof.

  • @69misst1
    @69misst1 Год назад +13

    He’s right - nothing ever changes

  • @69misst1
    @69misst1 Год назад +12

    This is about the protection of employees without any bother for what’s going on. All to often accusations of bullying are used by unproductive, negligent and here, a murderer, to divert attention from their behavior. The attitude with this in the UK and certainly in the public sector, needs to be addressed. Including in the home office.