Whistleblowing nurse Lesley Roberts has highlighted one devastating blunder that she believes led to thousands of avoidable deaths during the Covid pandemic.
She is speaking out after receiving a "Restriction Order" from the Scottish Covid Inquiry that would prevent her from disclosing any of the evidence or documents she has submitted to the probe. Ms Roberts says she fears the impact will be to stop her and other campaigners from criticising the Scottish Government.
Ms Roberts, who was an infection control link nurse with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde at the start of pandemic as well as a workplace health and safety rep for Unison, has been an outspoken critic of the decisions taken by ministers and healthcare officials at the time.
She has reported the Scottish Government to Police Scotland and is calling for Nicola Sturgeon and Jeane Freeman to face corporate homicide charges. She has repeatedly highlighted the increased use of Do Not Resuscitate forms, especially around elderly or vulnerable patients with Covid-19.
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Now – with the threat of a 'gagging order' looming from the inquiry – she wants to discuss what she sees as the most explosive part of the vast array of evidence she has gathered over the past three years.
It relates to the NG163 'end of life' protocol from NICE, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. It was issued to doctors and nurses...
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