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judge jeanine: the liberal media is hammering joe biden for snubbing an audience of 100 million americans and skipping the traditional super bowl interview for the second year in a row. it seems like a no-brainer. bring your re-election message to a massive audience of potential voters, but some in the press say that the big baby in the white house just can t handle it. i couldn t figure out that super bowl interview, passing on that. he can really get his message out to an audience just sitting, waiting for him, waiting for his message. it s telling. is it because he can t handle it? if he s not able to follow the questions. if his staff is worried that he can connect the dots and find the word that he s looking for, that s a problem. he s given up an opportunity to talk to millions of people this sunday, turning down a pre-super bowl interview. he will have never have that size audience again to make his case. judge jeanine: maybe there s a good reaps why ....
That s why you looked at them. exactly. should they have died? could they have been saved? they could be saved. certainly, when you don t have an action done, then you don t really know the outcome. that is a sentiment we have heard from other clinicians, that they were just not being listened to when they raised concerns about safety. and there is evidence that patient safety at the trust has been compromised. in medical terms, a never event is an incident which should never happen if proper safety procedures are correctly implemented. in the year from the 1st of april 2020, uhb had 12 never events, the highest of any trust in england. throughout this investigation, we have heard the same thing time and time again clinicians telling us they feared that if they raised safety concerns, then management would take action against them, perhaps even end their careers. it was, we were told, the wholesale intimidation of the staff into silence. ....
Was so concerned by what he saw was a lack of seriousness about patient safety that he eventually resigned from the trust and, indeed, from the nhs altogether. we ve traced him here to athens, where he is working as a senior consultant haematologist. there was definitely a lack of safe patient care and a lack of ownership of the patient, a lack of looking after the patient the way they should look after these patients in a very detailed way, in detailed management. and those patients all died that s why you looked at them. exactly. should they have died? could they have been saved? they could be saved. certainly, when you don t have an action done, then you don t really know the outcome. that is a sentiment we have heard from other clinicians, that they were just not being listened to when they raised concerns about safety. and there is evidence that patient safety at the trust has been compromised. ....
Where he is working as a senior consultant haematologist. there was definitely a lack of safe patient care and a lack of ownership of the patient, a lack of looking after the patient the way they should look after these patients in a very detailed way, in detailed management. and those patients all died, that is why you looked at them. exactly. should they have died? could they have been saved? they could be saved. certainly, when you don t have an action done, then you don t really know the outcome. that is a sentiment we have heard from other clinicians, that they were just not being listened to when they raised concerns about safety. and there is evidence that patient safety at the trust has been compromised. in medical terms, a never event is an incident which should never happen if proper safety procedures are correctly implemented. in the year from the 1st of april 2020, uhb had 12 never events, the highest of any trust in england. ....
A lack of safe patient care and a lack of ownership of the patient, a lack of looking after the patient the way they should look after these patients in a very detailed way, in detailed management. and those patients all died that s why you looked at them. exactly. should they have died? could they have been saved? they could be saved. certainly, when you don t have an action done, then you don t really know the outcome. that is a sentiment we have heard from other clinicians, that they were just not being listened to when they raised concerns about safety. throughout this investigation, we have heard the same thing time and time again clinicians telling us they feared that if they raised safety concerns, then management would take action against them, perhaps even end their careers. it was, we were told, the wholesale intimidation of the staff into silence. i and other consultants have raised concerns about patient safety, and we realised if you do, ....