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     Culture the ‘root cause’ of infection problems at Glasgow hospital, probe hears

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   2 days ago · 11 September 2024. A consultant microbiologist has warned she has "ongoing serious concerns" about the risks posed to patients at Scotland's biggest hospital. Dr Christine Peters works at the ...

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   1 day ago · Dr Christine Peters, who started work as a consultant microbiologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow in 2014, told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry that in October 2017 she ...

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   2 days ago · Dr Christine Peters, a consultant microbiologist, first raised concerns about the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow in 2014 A consultant microbiologist has warned she has "ongoing ...

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   1 day ago · Dr Christine Peters, who started work as a consultant microbiologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow in 2014, told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry that in October 2017 she ...

6. www.burytimes.co.uk › news › nationalCulture the ‘root cause’ of infection problems at Glasgow ...

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   1 day ago · Dr Christine Peters, who started work as a consultant microbiologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in 2014, told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry on Thursday that the “prevailing culture” within Greater Glasgow and Clyde NHS was the “root cause” of problems at the site. The inquiry is currently investigating the ...

7. www.scotsman.com › health › doctor-told-to-pipe-downDoctor told to 'pipe down' over infection concerns at major ...

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   2 days ago · Dr Christine Peters, who started work as a consultant microbiologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in 2014, told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry that she had been advised she would ...

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   Who is Dr Christine Peters?

   • Dr Christine Peters, a consultant microbiologist, first raised concerns about the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow in 2014 A consultant microbiologist has warned she has "ongoing serious concerns" about the risks posed to patients at Scotland's biggest hospital.

   Top doctor's 'serious concerns' about patient risks at Glasgow hospitals

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   What are some criticisms of Dr Peters?

   • The report also contained a number of criticisms of Dr Peters herself, including that she found it “difficult to accept the balance of risk”, that she “does not accept being part of a team and listening to the views of others”, and that her communication style and “persistent stream of emails” caused “great anxiety to colleagues”.

   Hospital whistleblower dismissed as ‘head of nothing’, inquiry told

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   Why did Dr Peters have to be signed off for 3 months?

   • The inquiry heard that in January 2019 Dr Peters herself had to be signed off work for three months due to the “extreme stress and bullying” she was experiencing from managers. She highlighted two occasions when she was shouted and sworn at by a manager in front of colleagues, on one occasion fearing she would be physically attacked.

   Hospital whistleblower dismissed as ‘head of nothing’, inquiry told

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   Did Dr Peters send a lot of emails?

   • When asked by Craig Connal KC, senior counsel to the inquiry, whether she agreed, Dr Peters said: “I sent a lot of emails, as you can see, and as far as I’m concerned every single one was a necessary part of my job.

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9. www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk › news › nationalStaff at Glasgow hospital told ‘We don’t put things in ...

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   2 days ago · Dr Christine Peters, who started work as a consultant microbiologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in 2014, told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry that by June 2015, just months after the ...