And I mean, have you read the report. Or are you just here regurgitating that article. Which firstly states that well, it is no big deal because that could be any one on there commenting?
So, tell us Dadjoke, if those posts were proven to be from bonafide clinicians and the anonymity removed, would you be concerned then?
And then that article you have posted has done nothing to provide evidence to disprove the report? It simply actively dismisses the report.
For instance, even if the transcript that this article dismisses as a mere discussion about when consent process had 'broken down', does this not raise alarm bells with you that leading practitioners are having these issues and are noting just a few of them in that discussion that this is potentially a major issue. That if those x number of practitioners are noting x number of issues, that is x number of patients that have received a very low standard of care? And you are here dismissing the outcomes for those x patients and the many more that are potentially out there.... why?
Why are you dismissing these children and vulnerable adults?
This article fails to get to the heart of the issue. Those practitioners were not 'using this as a teaching aid', they were discussing that SOME of their patients are incapable of consenting. Yet they went ahead anyway.
Do you see the significance of the report yet? I suggest you actually spend the time to read it all if you have not done so.