Did He Save Lives? A Surgeon's Story

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Sellu asserts that little was learned from his ordeal, and instead of sending doctors to prison, the healthcare system should facilitate an environment in which professionals can own up to their mistakes to stop similar faults from happening again.In this instance, the patient’s family didn’t receive any real answers and the failings highlighted at the private hospital where this incident occurred have not been rectified. Additionally, Sellu contends that, although it is said that the number of people affected by gross negligence manslaughter is small, it is clear that fear runs through the profession. This culture of fear, whereby doctors are apprehensive when it comes to doing the job they were trained to do, is of detriment to patient care.Mr. Big Stuff singer Jean Knight has died at the age of 80 from natural causes: 'We bid farewell to this iconic soulstress' The spokesman said: ‘We always do, and did in this case, co-operate fully with all relevant authorities, and no charges were subsequently levelled against the hospital. If The Mail on Sunday are asking us to comment on documents they will not show us and which could affect ongoing legal proceedings, for obvious reasons we cannot.’ Professor Duncan Empey, group medical director of the Churchill Hospital’s parent group BMI, commissioned the report and, to Sellu’s surprise, its two investigators were asked to trawl through his history to see whether he had made mistakes in the past. This, says Sellu, was unfair: put any surgeon’s work under scrutiny and you will always find some instances where things went wrong; equally, any mismanagement should have been dealt with at the time. Either way, Sellu says he was never so much as criticised during his long career. Charles breaks cover: King appears in high spirits as he heads to church in Sandringham following claims he's a 'pampered' monarch in Omid Scobie's book