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Lowest of the low hospital worker stole patient s bank card minutes after death
Hospital worker Ayesha Basharat took the 83-year-old woman s bank card 17 minutes after she died to buy goods from the vending machine.
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Ayesha Basharat stole the patient s credit card 17 minutes after they had died (Image: Birmingham Live)
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The reports and investigations set to shape direction of Care Review Fiona Simpson Tuesday, March 30, 2021
Experts highlight the review of residential care, social work practice ‘blueprint’ and investigation into children’s care market as key pieces of work that could influence what issues the review of children’s social care covers.
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Care review launches with focus on ensuring love, stability and safety for children in families and in care
Review issues call for evidence and promises early conclusions on how system should change in the summer, as chair says focus will extend to young adults and include tackling racial disparities in children’s social care
Josh MacAlister (photo: Frontline)
The care review will focus on ensuring love, stability and safety for children, whether in their families or in care, chair Josh MacAlister has said as it started work yesterday.
An early plan for the review said it would deliver early conclusions by the summer and would focus on tackling racial disparities in care and the experiences of children with special educational needs and those in the criminal justice system.