Rogue’s galleries

Posted on February 16th, 2013 by James Higham

NHS chief’s right-hand woman who threatened to sack whistleblower ‘axed inquiry into 670 deaths’

Dame Barbara Hakin allegedly halted a review into high mortality rates at the trust and threatened to sack Mr Walker Dame Barbara Hakin, who is one of the most powerful women in the NHS, has been referred to the General Medical Council for allegedly ditching the inspection.

Just look at the bovine specimen.  See any resemblance to those below?

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Here are five more:

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Please deliver us and let us give thanks there is no longer a Mensch, Brooks or Chloe Smith to have to suffer.   Some readers would say there are far worse than these.

Well yes, that’s so.   We all know how it goes – incompetent and yet nasty and unfeeling men at the top who think that that attitude makes them good managers, using those below as their henchwomen and bypassing them to grope the secretaries and newly qualified “managers” from university.

Total clearout required.

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5 Responses to “Rogue’s galleries”

  1. IanPJ, on February 16th, 2013 at 12:36 Said:

    Dame Barbara Hakin, who is one of the most powerful women in the NHS, has been referred to the General Medical Council for allegedly ditching the inspection.

    Why referral to the GMC? where we will be lucky if she gets forced early retirement, with no loss of pension and probably a severance package.
    Why not a referral to the CPS? Surely covering up abnormal deaths is a criminal action, not a medical one?


  2. James Higham, on February 16th, 2013 at 14:03 Said:

    That’s a very good point.
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  3. Wolfie, on February 16th, 2013 at 19:02 Said:

    There was a facsimile of this woman sitting next to me on the train home Friday night. My eyes boggled when I noticed she was reading a job specification for a level 7 NHS “Administrator” – Salary min £48,000 max £83,000. The rest of the requirement was gobbledygook but the most memorable thing about her was that her face seemed to have been boiled in vinegar.


  4. James Higham, on February 16th, 2013 at 19:41 Said:

    One just went up now, Wolfie.
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  5. Ken Craggs, on February 18th, 2013 at 16:05 Said:

    Dame Barbara Hakin was a speaker at the launch of East Midlands Leadership Academy – partners are Common Purpose. See page 3 >> http://ow.ly/hOEyE & http://leadershipeastmidlands.nhs.uk/programmes/emerging-leaders/cohort-3-2011-12-programme/

    Dame Barbara Hakin speaking on the NHS Commissioning Board, the NHS Mandate, and integrated care.
    http://www.nhsalliance.org/dame-barbara-commissioning-in-the-new-world/


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