www.theguardian.com/society/2024/mar/17/nhs-ombudsman-rob-behrens-serious-issues-concern
This kind of thing seems to be something which doesn't interest people, unless they've been personally affected by NHS failings or negligence. A bit like cover ups by any other public institution I guess - including the post office scandal recently.
Seems that unless a TV drama documentary is produced, no-one wants to bother with it much - or people don't particularly care about standards and the truth being upheld - or the importance of professionals being held to account and the need for serious improvements put in place for the future.
I feel people can both support the NHS and be grateful for care a at the point of access in this country - AND at the same time demand accountability when things fail.
Our Welfare State. Is it broken?
NHS U turn on trans terminology
Conflicting high cholesterol and triglycerides advice