I’m slightly curious how it’s all going for the ‘friend’ of Sandie who was happy to turn up in the last few days with some WhatsApp messages (that she was laughing at with her emojis) while revealing details of patient information on the same WhatsApp group. I’m hoping she’s being investigated by her employer or the NMC? Does that need a formal complaint to be made about her to NMC?
Also, the fragrant Beth and his insistence he would treat a patient who had specifically requested single sex care only? What’s happening from a regulatory perspective?
Not to mention the others at NHS Fife who have all conducted themselves in ways that could easily see themselves (if they didn’t work for such a disfunctional organisation) facing conduct investigations. In the case of Bumba, I’d argue capability investigation.
The Once for Scotland NHS policies around conduct highlight examples of misconduct and there’s arguably a number of participants in this case who should be facing an internal investigation. One of these relates to equality and diversity policies and failure to uphold and I can’t help but think that NONE of them allowed Sandie any sex based rights. I include within that Bumba whose job is to ensure those rights are protected. In and ideal world, almost all of them would be facing internal investigations over their part in this (Jamie Doyle and his suspension without investigation is another), the instances of bullying and harassment by the consultants, failure to uphold professional standards by the Doctor (his allegations of patient safety that he did hee haw about until it suited him to ‘mention’ them), the consultants who did nothing about the same patient safety allegations which would apparently leave patients at risk if this patient safety incident actually happened (even if it turns out there’s no record of it), etc, Only one witness from Fife seemed to understand that the consultants who did nothing about these allegations should be taken to task for this themselves. (Apologies, forget her name but she seemed the only vaguely credible witness they had).
I feel sorry for those in NHS Fife working hard, doing their job, and yet have a culture where they can ostracise wrong thinkers for having such outdated ideas like, you know, wanting a female only space to change in like the law entitles them to!