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Prof John O'Quigley (UCL statistician, Manchester event)
The shift chart cannot be reproduced. I have tried. My colleagues have tried. It is a scientific fake.
Prof John O'Quigley (UCL statistician, Manchester event)
Lord Justice Jackson described the statistical evidence in this case as worthless. I agree with him. It is worthless.
Prof John O'Quigley (UCL statistician, Manchester event)
When you control for hours worked, Nurse 23 is no more present at adverse events than five or six other nurses. There is no statistical spike. There is nothing there.
Speaker 1 (host)
The prosecution cannot use the shift chart in a retrial. If they try, it will be destroyed in minutes by a competent statistician. O'Quigley has just given them a preview of exactly what that would look like.