We are concerned that the views of the majority of Dr Watt’s patients, many of whom have received life-saving and life-enhancing treatments, have not been heard?
Stop this witch hunt and ensure that due process is undertaken in a fair and transparent way. #WeSupportDrWatt
11/11
STATEMENT
Following last night’s @BBCSpotlightNI programme the 'We Support Dr Watt' patients' group would like to comment on what was presented and some of its implications.
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was responsible, it is more than irresponsible of the BBC to allow this to be transmitted. If it was indeed the case, the broadcasting of such information could prejudice any potential legal action. Its all smoke and mirrors with the Trust doing all they can to shift the blame
Systems are supposed to be in place, listing treatments, costings, mortality rates etc - this fiasco only proves that either the Trust are too complacent and don't do anything with the information collated or their systems are ineffective and useless. If they are blaming any
broadcasting of such information could prejudice any potential legal action. Its all smoke and mirrors with the Trust doing all they can to shift the blame in any direction but theirs.....
Systems are supposed to be in place, listing treatments, costings, mortality rates etc - this fiasco only proves that either the Trust are too complacent and don't do anything with the information collated or their systems are ineffective and useless. If they are blaming any
she died as a result of his treatment, then manslaughter charges would have levelled against him. Unless their is irrefutable evidence to imply that Dr Watt was responsible, it is more than irresponsible of the BBC to allow this to be transmitted. If it was indeed the case, the