There’s no reason any paperwork should leave the hospital is there?
To be honest, it's easily done. Whilst it should go in the confidential waste bin at the end of your shift, if your in a rush to get home it's simply left in your pocket. I've come home before with my huddle and handover from that days shift.View attachment 1640234
There’s no reason any paperwork should leave the hospital is there?
No! But I have been guilty of this. Not placing it in the correct bin after shift, placing it in my bag for it to end up home. Yet I took it back to hospital the next shift to place it in the right paper bin. Also I didnt murder those patients. The fact that she has one of the baby that died, says enough.View attachment 1640234
There’s no reason any paperwork should leave the hospital is there?
No . Sometimes I accidentally took sheets home but they was empty sheets that I had spares in my pocket . Like Mar sheets and handover sheets that I had Nit written on . No way should any documents be taken home that did have information onView attachment 1640234
There’s no reason any paperwork should leave the hospital is there?
Yes, they will get paid something. Big companies will usually continue to pay staff their salary but otherwise they can claim up to about £65 per day?? I think.Off topic will jurors be compensated because they cant work because the have to be at the trial? I dont really know how this whole jury thing works.
Thank you for explaining.Yes, they will get paid something. Big companies will usually continue to pay staff their salary but otherwise they can claim up to about £65 per day?? I think.
That does really bother me. Imagine being the parents and finding out that not only was your child potentially murdered, but the suspect also 'stalked' your pain on Facebook.The Facebook searches, id find it far more strange and incriminating if she's searched them up before coming under suspicion, if after, I think yea it'd be quite plausible that she'd have a nosy. I think when she searched them up will be an important factor.
A similar pattern could emerge for the other children too.I’ve just caught up with the Live reporting. The fact she was present all 24 times, had looked up the family of Child A & B on Facebook and had a handover sheet at home that evidenced she should have been looking after 2 other children that night (so why with A & B)? Is seemingly very strong circumstantial evidence