could be anyone of us. The GMC wouldn't do this to a doctor. Why is the GCPC being so harsh when he could have potentially made a far bigger mistake.
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Jason Rausch
11 years ago
disgusting !!
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marie delorie
11 years ago
Supporting a fellow ambulance staff member, it gets to a point where you are so exhausted that mistakes will get made, something has to give and I dont think a 30 year career should end this way.
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Martin Henley
11 years ago
By declaring himself unsafe to continue due to extreme tiredness he surely did the right thing. He's being punished for systemic failures not for being a 'bad' paramedic. As a result of this the profession has lost an exemplary member and is therefore weaker for it, so one may argue that the HCPC is itself in breech of its standards
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Jenni Siegert
11 years ago
it
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Nicholas Gue
11 years ago
This is utterly disgraceful!! I think pledge a vote of no confidence with the HPC!!
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Glenda Stanton
11 years ago
Exhaustion is real !!!!!!!!
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Liz Hurtt
11 years ago
It was a pleasure to know Eddy and a privilege to work with him. He was a credit to the LAS. Look after and protect your staff - don't bully and break them!
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Kirsty Stephenson
11 years ago
its time to stop blaming the staff and get management to look after their employees better
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Ray Cockerill
11 years ago
The man was following the Hcp rules he was unfit for duty and declared himself so surely this would have been justified if he had carried on but he for the safety of himself and the patient . Disgusting treatment of a experienced paramedic .
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jade
11 years ago
being too tired is fact and the hcpc should be holding LAS responsible for this, not the paramedic
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Martin Hewlett
11 years ago
Senior management at their worst. imagine a gp and the BMA. .....
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Samuel kayes
11 years ago
This is wrong what is this world coming to
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Nigel young
11 years ago
ALL nhs staff are under too much pressure.
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Sophie Myatt
11 years ago
All the best!
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Walter Logozar
11 years ago
Paramedic in Canada. As bretheren, we support you Mr.Daly
Concerned member of the Public.
we all need to take heed of this
EOEAS staff
could be anyone of us. The GMC wouldn't do this to a doctor. Why is the GCPC being so harsh when he could have potentially made a far bigger mistake.
disgusting !!
Supporting a fellow ambulance staff member, it gets to a point where you are so exhausted that mistakes will get made, something has to give and I dont think a 30 year career should end this way.
By declaring himself unsafe to continue due to extreme tiredness he surely did the right thing. He's being punished for systemic failures not for being a 'bad' paramedic. As a result of this the profession has lost an exemplary member and is therefore weaker for it, so one may argue that the HCPC is itself in breech of its standards
it
This is utterly disgraceful!! I think pledge a vote of no confidence with the HPC!!
Exhaustion is real !!!!!!!!
It was a pleasure to know Eddy and a privilege to work with him. He was a credit to the LAS. Look after and protect your staff - don't bully and break them!
its time to stop blaming the staff and get management to look after their employees better
The man was following the Hcp rules he was unfit for duty and declared himself so surely this would have been justified if he had carried on but he for the safety of himself and the patient . Disgusting treatment of a experienced paramedic .
being too tired is fact and the hcpc should be holding LAS responsible for this, not the paramedic
Senior management at their worst. imagine a gp and the BMA. .....
This is wrong what is this world coming to
ALL nhs staff are under too much pressure.
All the best!
Paramedic in Canada. As bretheren, we support you Mr.Daly
There but for the grace . . . .