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HCPC this time you got it wrong!

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Robin
11 years ago

Solidarity

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Louise garratty
11 years ago

Not fair and totally unjust!

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Emma Lynott
11 years ago

Soooooo wrong!

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Christina Owen
11 years ago

This Paramedic should have been supported instead of punished.

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Simon Tanner
11 years ago

an excellent paramedic an person worn down and bullied by a flawed system with no crew welfare.

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Nathan Walker
11 years ago

Pointless targets, a triage system that is wholly flawed,an ensuing and continuing exodus of medics from the LAS is tge root cause of Ed's fatigue .. The HCPC has let every paramedic in the land down with this ruling and inevitably the service users. Ed was the consumate professional, a great leader, so gentle in stature. The HCPC should be ashamed of themselves.

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Andrew Cox
11 years ago

Floored investigation which the HCPC based their judgment on

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garry beck
11 years ago

Lack of staff and non clinically led dispatching leads to low levels of morale, If we no longer feel fit to practice then we have to be able to say so and not be bullied into continuing!

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J Perkins
11 years ago

Employers need to realise that we are people and not just a blob on the screen or robots.

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Hannah Miller
11 years ago

We're running our very important care givers into the ground when they should be supported

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Richard Campbell
11 years ago

Hopefully this will bring to light how we get treated!

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Paul Fayers
11 years ago

the pressures are now insurmountable and this case should've reviewed given the circumstances

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Darren Pelling
11 years ago

Yet again the trust of the work force is broken. Yet again our health and welfare is treated with contempt. A police officer can be sacked for attending work while unfit. It could even be classed as neglect, failure in the services duty of care. It's not a one off problem, it's a daily problem. So wrong!!!

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Kirsh Banting-Lee
11 years ago

An outstanding bloke who lived for the LAS and gave everything. The LAS have no staff welfare in mind anymore.

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Colin oxlade
11 years ago

It's time to protect the carers, Paramedics have been overworked, over stressed and underpaid for years.

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David Joyce
11 years ago

This ruling shows that the HCPC has quickly become regimented to a blame orientated organisation giving scant regard to the circumstances and causes of this individual's case.

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Nigel clare
11 years ago

bloody disgraceful....need to start protecting paramedics from employers

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Richard Kingham
11 years ago

I know Eddie personally and professionally, he is the man I would want to attend my relatives every single day.

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Andrea Farrington
11 years ago

lets start caring for the carer!!

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Margaret a Taylor
11 years ago

keep me informed please