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To rephrase the question and ask…

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NotJohnsonsBaby · 03/04/2024 03:29

if there are too many immature, inexperienced and incompetent managers in the NHS?

Are there too many NHS managers?

In times of hardship, the value of NHS managers is often scrutinised - what do they do and are they worth it?

https://www.nhsconfed.org/articles/are-there-too-many-nhs-managers#:~:text=There%20are%2013%2C257%20senior%20managers,million%20(2018%2F19).

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ThisNiftyMintCat · 03/04/2024 03:32

Yep - the problem is weeding them out because they are excellent manipulators

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NotJohnsonsBaby · 03/04/2024 07:04

Even if they are weeded out, they know the right people and are protected. The NHS is corrupt.

Will it ever change?

Helene Donnelly OBE speech at Protect webinar - Protect

NHS whistleblower Helene Donnelly speaks about why it is so vital for public safety and staff wellbeing that whistleblowers are protected from abuse.

https://protect-advice.org.uk/had-a-guide-like-this-existed-at-mid-staffs-lives-could-have-been-saved/

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