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Dr Matthew Neame, consultant paediatrician, gave Thirlwall Inquiry evidence covering the cluster period and the consultants’ collective escalation.
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Dr Matthew Neame, consultant paediatrician, gave Thirlwall Inquiry evidence on unit conditions, the consultants' escalation and his role in the internal reviews during 2015–16.
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Dr Matthew Neame, consultant paediatrician, gave Thirlwall Inquiry evidence covering the cluster period and the consultants’ collective escalation.