NHS whistleblower Shyam Kumar wins case against regulator
IMAGE SOURCE, Image caption A specialist who was sacked for raising patient security concerns has won a body of evidence against England's medical clinic controller, the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Muscular specialist Shyam Kumar worked parttime for the CQC as an exceptional consultant on medical clinic examinations, yet Manchester Employment Tribunal observed that he was unjustifiably excused. He had detailed concerns in regards to deficient medical clinic reviews, staff harassing and serious patient mischief. The CQC "acknowledged the discoveries". Mr Kumar, who has been granted pay, says his interests were disregarded. "The entire energy of a couple of people in the CQC was spent on gunning me down, as opposed to zeroing in on progress to patient wellbeing and applying the administrative obligations," he said. 'Improper' tasks Among 2015 and his excusal in 2019, Mr Kumar kept in touch with senior partners at the CQC with various serious worries. Th...