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care in the uk - a disgrace

I honestly don’t get why this isn’t
“(CCTV) cameras had been activated in patient bedrooms without the consent of patients for the purpose of protecting staff against potential allegations of abuse.”

Orwellian grimness

(this unit will be closed now following this inspection, some solace at least)


News reports

Hospital 'compromised people's dignity'

 
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“(CCTV) cameras had been activated in patient bedrooms without the consent of patients for the purpose of protecting staff against potential allegations of abuse.”

Orwellian grimness

(this unit will be closed now following this inspection, some solace at least)

Some families of patients have been known to put mini cameras in patients rooms to catch staff abusing patients.
Low Pay, employing mentally unstable workers = abuse.
 
Some families of patients have been known to put mini cameras in patients rooms to catch staff abusing patients.
Low Pay, employing mentally unstable workers = abuse.

sure. But here the provider put CCTV cameras in patients bedrooms (!!) Against their wishes (!!) in order to ‘protect’ staff from allegations of abuse.
 
sure. But here the provider put CCTV cameras in patients bedrooms (!!) Against their wishes (!!) in order to ‘protect’ staff from allegations of abuse.
I know, not good. Will these cameras protect patients from being abused by burnt out underpaid staff who take their frustrations out on patients?
 
I know, not good. Will these cameras protect patients from being abused by burnt out underpaid staff who take their frustrations out on patients?

No, the staff will just abuse people in ways/places that will be out of the cameras view.
 
A friend of mines son was assaulted by a member of staff - leaving his arm broken. This was caught on cctv but the footage wasn’t admitted as evidence.

what we need is de-institionalisation Of the care system. As long as people are locked away in institutions, away from their families and communities, they will be treated as animals
 


"If he was being cared for properly, I'd still have my son," said Michelle Booroff. Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust, which runs the centre, said it had started an inquiry.
 
Some Muckamore abuse updates



 
“In that dim space, we met other bereaved families and I was given an A4 laminated photo of Connor. Eh?

An hour later, ‘important’ people spoke at the meeting while families sat silently around the edge of the room. Five minutes before the end of the meeting, we were told to stand and hold up our laminated dead.”

 
I appreciate I’m clogging up the thread somewhat. Only takes a second for me to share things onto here. Happy to continue to do so but happy not to if it’s irritating
 
Attended an interesting online discussion with The Care Collective - bit academic but really interesting about the undervaluing of caring in a neoliberal system and the politics of interdependence etc. They were looking at everthing from the care of children, care of the old etc to care for the natural world.

Care Manifesto, by the Care Collective - Verso
www.versobooks.com › books › 3706-care-manifesto


The Care Manifesto demands that we must put care at the heart of the state and the economy. A caring government must promote collective joy, not the ...
https://www.versobooks.com/authors/2499-the-care-collective

Our govt needs to change everything about how see care especially now post covid.
 
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