Anyone watching Panarama?

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I did ......... all very "he said she said" I felt very sorry for Sally Clarkes husband though

What was it about?

www.communitycare.co.uk/blogs/social-work-blog/2009/05/david-southall-panorama-and-ch.html

Well for what it's worth, I thought it was absolutely incredible that they didn't take into account the social workers witness statement.

Think that woman was on a witch hunt

I thought the woman was a bit on his case too!!

Yes. If it was all true and unbiased () he had a raw deal. That Penny woman was a bit of a nutter.

Penny has posted here in the past.

Whilst he has done some good clinical work there's no doubt about that, he is a very arrogant man and he'd do himself a favour if he admitted he could have made mistakes.

I agree about him being arrogant, but arrogance doesn't make him wrong though does it? ( also agree he could be a little more human and admit his mistakes, might make the powers that be realise he's a great doctor)

Being arrogant doesn't make him wrong. It makes him unable to see that he may be wrong. That makes him a bad doctor IME.

I've had personal experience of him, mercifully shortlived and I'm grateful for that.

But how can anyone object to the CCTV thing. Parents were prevented from harming their children - why is that bad?

I agree OrmIrian, And perhaps also prevent Beverley Allitt or Harold Shipman cases too.