Welcome to www.nhsexpose.co.uk -The web site of Ian Perkin Chartered Public Finance
Accountant, proud proven NHS Whistle-blower who has survived the experience to be
able to tell his tale
Latest News (updated 28/07/2014)
Read why I felt I had to resign my post of Honorary Treasurer at the 2014 AGM of
the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy by Clicking Here
The charity Compassion In Care recently published “Breaking the Silence 2” covering
the experiences of a number of whistle-blowers. Pages 54 to 115 cover my case and
you can read about those individuals, who still today hold senior positions within
the NHS, despite their questionable actions in my case being a matter of public record.
You can read the publication by Clicking Here.
Read Andrew Hiltons Daily Mail Blog where he describes the impact he feels my case
had on the recent Care Quality Commission debacle which affected Kay Sheldon by Clicking
Here
Dame Janet Smith when commenting on the wider significance of "whistle-blowing" in
her report on the Shipman case said that barriers to whistle-blowers included, "
the fear of being seen a troublemaker or "maverick", the fear of recriminations and
a feeling of impotence grounded in the belief that, even if the report is made, nothing
will be done about it". I would ask readers of this website to bear this important
comment in mind when considering exactly what happened to me.
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Besides whistle-blowing I have also been a member of a group of individuals (www.nhscare.info),
who inspired by Pam Coughlan have helped a number of the elderly ill to get their
entitlement to free NHS Continuing Care when the NHS has told them they are not entitled
to free care. I helped BBC Panorama make the programme the National Homes Swindle
- The Growing Scandal and my interview with Panorama’s Vivienne White can be viewed
by clicking here. Because of my success in ensuring that the NHS obeyed the law and
gave an extremely ill member of my close family the free NHS care to which she was
entitled, despite having many times unlawfully classified her as only needing social
care, Panorama gave me a page on their website to help inform on how it can be achieved
and you can click here to access it
If you need to contact me regarding my interests in whistle-blowing or the entitlements
of the elderly to free NHS continuing care please e-mail me at ianperkin@blueyonder.co.uk
