Kate Middleton Nurse's death my moneys on this

gasbanni · 10 Dec 2012

Whats the betting the hospital management gave her a real roasting for letting the pranksters get through to the ward. After all Royalty was involved.
(Big deal !)

Its her immediate managers and above who should be questioned not the harmless radio pranksters.

joinerjohn · 10 Dec 2012

Hows about, the Buck House Firm, were very unhappy about it, made one phone call and did what they did to Lady Di ?
That's one for the conspiracy theorists to consider.

gasbanni · 10 Dec 2012

joinerjohn said:
Hows about, the Buck House Firm, were very unhappy about it, made one phone call and did what they did to Lady Di ?
That's one for the conspiracy theorists to consider.

Huh ?

joe-90 · 10 Dec 2012

Yeah they rubbed her out with an injection in the ear.

Servotech · 10 Dec 2012

I reckon in years to come mental torture through disaplinary hearings will be viewed as beingmore damaging to individals health than the good old physical torture.

Trazor · 10 Dec 2012

Servotech said:
I reckon in years to come mental torture through disaplinary hearings will be viewed as beingmore damaging to individals health than the good old physical torture.

Reading that sentence was torture enough.

joinerjohn · 10 Dec 2012

Servotech said:
I reckon in years to come mental torture through disciplinary hearings will be viewed as being more damaging to individuals health than the good old physical torture.

Probably grounds for compensation from an industrial tribunal more like.

securespark · 10 Dec 2012

gasbanni said:
Whats the betting the hospital management gave her a real roasting for letting the pranksters get through to the ward. After all Royalty was involved.
(Big deal !)

Its her immediate managers and above who should be questioned not the harmless radio pranksters.

I wrote this elsewhere days ago...

securespark said:
The hospital management should have debriefed the nurse and told her that no action would be taken against her over the incident.

And the Aussie DJ's? Stupid.

Since I wrote that, the hospital have said they assured the deceased no action would be taken against her and the palace have stated they made no complaints to the hospital.

chapeau · 11 Dec 2012

Well they would, wouldn't they. It is inconceivable that the palace didn't bring this up, absolutely inconceivable. They may not have formally complained i.e. invoked the formal hospital protocol for complaints, but you can bet your bottom dollar that they had words and the person that they had words with was standing to attention at the time.

And the only reason they didn't take action against the deceased was because she was a nurse, not a receptionist. The hospital should have had a receptionist on to deal with calls, if they took action against the nurse they would have been taken to the cleaners.

The only thing the poor deceased lady did wrong was not address the caller as 'Her Majesty'. A gross failure of proper protocol, and I would bet £100 that there are some in The Firm who think that was a greater crime than the other nurse releasing confidential information about the commoner.

ellal · 11 Dec 2012

In times of failure, the buck should stop at the top...

Oh look...

King Edward VII's Hospital Patron: Her Majesty The Queen

Crickleymal · 11 Dec 2012

The other odd thing is that the dead nurse only passed on the call. She wasn't the one who discussed the medical details. At least that's the impression I get.

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