Marie Curie hires controversial Great Ormond Street Chief Executive
I’ve written several times about the controversial record of Great Ormond Street Hospital Chief Executive Jane Collins… … Read the full post »
Great Ormond Street Hospital
Read my posts featuring Great Ormond Street Hospital, which was involved in the tragic death of Baby P and whose Chief Executive came under heavy criticism as a result.
Haringey councillor in charge of children services quits after damning report
Haringey’s children’s chief Lorna Reith has stepped down following the publication of a damning report into safeguarding. … Read the full post »
Stinging rebuke for Great Ormond Street’s management in The Lancet
Writing in the latest edition of The Lancet, one of the world’s most respected medical journals, its editor Richard Horton says… … Read the full post »
Great Ormond Street Hospital under fire again, this time from a parent
The parent of one child treated at Great Ormond Street Hospital writes… … Read the full post »
Great Ormond Street Hospital finally apologies to whistleblower who was suspended rather than listened to
Belatedly, and after initially refusing to follow the recommendations of an investigation, Great Ormond Street Hospital has apologised to whistleblower Kim Holt. … Read the full post »
How Great Ormond Street’s Jane Collins escaped investigation last year
Jane Collins, the Chief Executive of Great Ormond Street Hospital, is facing calls to resign. … Read the full post »
Pressure builds on Great Ormond Street Hospital as second inquiry author joins criticisms
The author of the first inquiry says fundamental information was withheld from her and the chair of the second inquiry says that Great Ormond Street Hospital is wrong to say it handed over the full information to him. … Read the full post »
Great Ormond Street Hospital under fire over claims it covered up blunders
Liberal Democrat MP Lynne Featherstone today called for Jane Collins, Chief Executive of Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), to resign. … Read the full post »