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Cathryn talks to Lucas, good friend of Jan Tari, an NMC whistleblower in whose name NMCWatch have set up a fund to help those in need of mental health crisis support.
You can donate to the fund at https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-jan-tari-memorial-fund
Listen to when Cathryn spoke to Jan in 2025 https://shows.acast.com/nmcwatch-podcast/episodes/the-ex-nmc-data-analyst-whistleblower
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This is Part 2 of Cathryn's chat with Laura Hindle about her successful appeal hearing against the NMC.
They talk about NMC accountability and how frustrating it can be to deal with them. They also talk about the challenges Laura faced during her case and the support she got from both her legal team at the RCN, as well as NMCWatch.
The conversation then broadens out talking about process and accountability changes needed at the NMC.
Again, if you have any comments about Laura’s case or your own, or just want to speak to somebody, please get in touch via our website - NMCWatch.org.uk - and you can find us on most social media platforms - links are on the website.
Part 1 of this podcast, if you missed it, is here https://shows.acast.com/nmcwatch-podcast/episodes/lauras-successful-appeal-against-nmc-sanctions-part-1
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A now all too familiar case of a vexatious referral that could have been dealt with far better by the NMC, and at far less cost.
Laura Hindle successfully appealed her sanctions against the NMC.
Watch out for part 2 of this podcast next week.
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Cathryn speaks to three people who help make the Buddy Scheme at NMCWatch a functioning, unique and extraordinary service.
They talk about why the scheme is so necessary. How it helps nurses and midwives get through FTP and how it helps the Buddies themselves move on from their own FTP experiences - therapy for the therapists, you might say.
So, have a listen, and if it moves you to want to become a Buddy, do get in touch with us as we’re always looking for more people to join us.
https://nmcwatch.org.uk/buddy-hold-my-hand/
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Our panel of experts sat down to discuss the new NMC policy of Agreed Removal, replacing Voluntary Removal.
Cathryn Watters is NMCWatch's Founder and CEO.
Pat Dwan is NMCWatch's CiC committee chair.
Simon Holborn is our Director of FtP and HR lead.
Trish is one of our NMCWatch Group admins and has her own FtP experience.
Read more:
https://www.nmc.org.uk/ftp-library/case-management/agreed-removal/how-does-the-agreed-removal-process-work/
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From the publisher's feed
NMCWatch seeks to support nurses and midwives, and other healthcare professionals, going through Fitness to Practice investigations by their regulator. Our podcast offers some of those who have…
Host Cathryn Watters, NMCWatch founder, went through her own investigation and brings her experience of that process along with those of all the nurses and midwives she has supported since, to create an expert, informed, friendly listen.
https://nmcwatch.org.uk/
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