Really? Well if you say that's what I think, who am I to argue? In order for you to understand me you have to sink me to your ignorant level I suppose..

I recall all the well run, governance rich, assurance strong hospitals I assessed that had well motivated staff, few vacancies and excellent patient feedback. And it was true in some cases in some categories. Except the teams I led were there because the coroner was concerned about all the Clostridium difficile related deaths.

You know what? If historians in the future dig out the records, they too will scratch their heads over Maidstone, over Basildon, over Stoke Mandeville. Till they came to what we found. You see, we started at the cemetery and worked backwards. There was a time WW1 studies did similar.

Given the thread title, it is nicely ironic that I am reading some Len Deighton at present.