“I came! I saw! I turned around!”
The Director of Corporate Affairs and Communications of the worst-run mental health trust in the NHS, Rebecca Driver, only appointed just before Christmas, demonstrates her commitment to mental health, her faith in Antek Lejk and her loyalty to NSFT by quitting in the New Year.
Let’s bet there are pay rises involved!
The Thick of: @NSFTtweets Comms: New role for Head of Recovery and Participation rfolksuffolkmentalhealthcrisi… pic.twitter.com/f8d7aHhWwL
NSFT Comms writes: Our Head of Recovery and Participation is to take up a new role to drive through urgent operational matters while making the case for reintroducing primary care […]
Some people have said that they find it difficult to join us at our regular monthly meeting in the evening on the first Tuesday of the month. Often, we need […]
“I came! I saw! I turned around!” The Director of Corporate Affairs and Communications of the worst-run mental health trust in the NHS, Rebecca Driver, only appointed just before Christmas, […]
Former mental health nurse and Norfolk County Council mental health champion Emma Corlett writes in the Eastern Daily Press: As yet another damning report about Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation […]
Matthew Weaver of The Guardian reports: The health secretary, Matt Hancock, is facing mounting calls to intervene in England’s worst performing mental health trust after it was rated inadequate for […]
BBC Health Correspondent, Sophie Hutchinson, of the BBC national News at Six, discusses Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) being expected to fail yet another inspection by Care Quality […]
We expect Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) to receive yet another atrocious inspection report from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) on Wednesday 28th November. We have planned a […]
Nikki Fox and Julian Sturdy of the BBC report: The family of a drowned patient have claimed he might still be alive if the fake psychiatrist responsible for his care […]
Alice Hutton of The Observer reports: The family of a former footballer who died in a struggling dementia hospital will have to represent themselves at his inquest this week after […]
She came. She saw. She fled.
Hopefully there’ll be a FOI request to discover the obscene amount that this cost NSFT to try to defend the indefensible.
So, in post for four weeks not counting any annual leave she took over Christmas and the New Year…did she hand in her notice after the interview results, or on her first day.????
Constant reshuffling at the top, recycling mediocrity and the people who cause chaos and uncertainty. New strategy documents abound, but frightening lack of stability for the people with health and social care continuing needs – all under the guise of quality improvement.