On Monday, 23 December 2019 20:08:24 UTC, Roger Hayter wrote:
Spike wrote:

The clue here is in the words 'did nothing wrong', as other doctors,
knowing that at some time they could well be in the same position, come
out on the side of their colleague.

No; the clue here is that most decent people tell the truth. And
aren't constantly trying to sue the NHS to make up for their own
misfortunes. It may well be that sometimes things get covered up. But
much more common is misadventure or illness that can neither be
predicted nor prevented.

All the above are very common. IM observation the NHS are too often shockingly incompetent & careless.