they were not referred to the general medical council.ported lucy letby left the countess of chester trust. they all refused to comment ahead of delay�*s verdict. michael buchanan, bbc news, cheshire. and if you're in the uk and you've been affected by this story, or need advice or support, there's information available on bbc�*s action line pages, or you can call free on 08000155 998. dr stephen brearey led the team of seven consultants on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital who shared concerns about the deaths. he spoke tojudith moritz. if we go back to the summer of 2015, when did you first become concerned? a review of the care of all three babies was done, and there was nothing in common that we could pin these three deaths on. but the static analysis did identify that lucy letby was on shift for those three episodes. and did that worry you? well, i think i can remember saying, oh no, it can't be lucy, nice lucy. tell me about when you remember first meeting lucy letby. i don't recall the first time that i met lucy

for example, the reservations around the general medical— reservations around the general medical councilened up. but still we see that lucy letby was able to carry out these _ lucy letby was able to carry out these awful murders and attempted murders _ these awful murders and attempted murders. what happened here was, this is— murders. what happened here was, this is a _ murders. what happened here was, this is a unit — murders. what happened here was, this is a unit that lost roughly, soften— this is a unit that lost roughly, soften the _ this is a unit that lost roughly, soften the tragic loss of three bables— soften the tragic loss of three babies a — soften the tragic loss of three babies a year normally, and they lost three — babies a year normally, and they lost three babies in a month. it is not like _ lost three babies in a month. it is not like that didn't ring alarm bells — not like that didn't ring alarm bells it — not like that didn't ring alarm bells. it very much did, and they had investigations into those deaths to try— had investigations into those deaths to try and _ had

in the qualifications that doctors had to revalidate themselves every year, changes to the general medical councile wake of the harold shipman trial and a public inquiry that followed, and yet here we are, 20 years later, facing similar awful, awful outcomes, when someone who was meant to be in one of the most caring professions has committed such appalling crimes. and i think people could legitimately ask what else would a public inquiry learn? because we have tried to learn? because we have tried to learn these lessons before when these horrible, horrible cases have happened in the past. in these horrible, horrible cases have happened in the past.— happened in the past. in terms of death we have _ happened in the past. in terms of death we have been _ happened in the past. in terms of death we have been talking, - happened in the past. in terms of- death we have been talking, dominic, about the length of time it took for all of these things to be put together, the fact that these babies were suffering from similar medical episode, that lucy letby was always on shift when it happened, our potenti

they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the policestrike them off. the british medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. if there was the duty of care for hospital managers to apply the standards that some hospitals do well, but sadly a lot of nhs managers ignore the problems brought to them. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. neither the national council nor the people of niger want war, and remain open to dialogue. should aggression be undertaken against as it will not be undertaken against as it will not be the walk in the park that some believe it to be. they all find themselves facing 26 million. the ousted president of niger has been detained with his family at his official residence since the coup. ther

they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the police doctors and has the power to strike them off. the british medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. if there was the duty of care for hospital managers to apply the same standards as some hospitals do well, but sadly a lot of nhs managers ignore the problems brought to them. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. wildfires in canada are threatening tens of thousands of people in british columbia, which is now under a state of emergency. 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes, with another 30,000 warned they may need to leave at any moment. 0ur correspondent peter bowes has this report. the intensity of the flames is terrifying. moving rapidly over a vas

had an open door policy and said a number of these allegations had been looked at by the general medical council added his thoughts were with the babies and their families and was sorry for their suffering. as medical director he was determined to keep the unit safe for patients and staff. he also said he would help with any future inquiry. so what of the hospital itself? they released a statement this afternoon, not addressing specific questions but also said they were saddened and appalled by what happened. they said they're extremely sorry the crimes were committed at their hospital and they were committed to ensuring lessons continue to be learnt and wanted to reassure every patient could be confident in the care they received. we had a technical package —— technical problem with the package before but i think we can bring that to you now. to us the evidence in front of us was quite clear. it felt like they were trying to engineer some sort of narrative or way out of this that didn't involve going to the police. they had given themselves the role of investigating officer when they don't have

they were not referred to the general medical council.all the executives who doubted the doctors and supported lucy letby left the countess of chester trust. they all refused to comment ahead of today's verdict. michael buchanan, bbc news, cheshire. i spoke to michael buchanan — and a short time ago he told me more about what sir duncan nichol said. for a year, the countess of chester hospital in the summer of 2015 and the summer of 2016 when 13 babies died in unexplained circumstances. and we now know that the pediatricians at the unit, the neonatal unit, were raising concerns about what was happening. the board were not made aware of this problem despite the number of deaths being significantly higher than they usually were. but in the summer of 2016, they did become aware of it. and one of the things they decided to do at that point was to launch a series of external independent investigations to try and understand why these babies were dying. and none of these investigations would ever properly commissioned are properly completed. and

if you look at the 2019 report by the general medical council , by the general medical council, i thinkbeen talking, the fact talking, femi, about the fact that she doesn't fit the stereotype type of a serial killer , and we have sent that, killer, and we have sent that, i've said that on this show. what i meant was she's female . what i meant was she's female. she's in a caring profession . she's in a caring profession. that's what renders her unusual . it didn't cross my mind about how much melanin she has in her skin . and this sort of skin. and this sort of discussion is so divisive at a time like this when the thought should all be with the victims of that woman not dragging identity politics into it all. it does is divide people, doesn't it . doesn't it. >> so, i mean, i don't deny in any way, shape or form that there could have been the male female aspect. >> and if we look at the history of serial killers, most serial killers by an overwhelming majority have been male. you have your histories of your ted bundy's your jeffrey dahmer's, your it may be. do your whatever it may be.

they were not referred to the general medical council. said: the former medical director said my thoughts are with the babies whom treatment has been focus of the trial and their parents as medical direct torque i was determined to keep the baby unit safe and support our staff, keep the baby unit safe and support ourstaff, i keep the baby unit safe and support our staff, i wanted the reviews and investigations carried out so we could tell the parents what had happened to their child. both men say that co—operate with the family have have been coming here to listen to evidence, and the parents of two brothers among lucy letby�*s 13 victims say she should spend the rest of her life behind bars. baby e was killed by an injection of air into his bloodstream, within 2a hours let by tried to kill his baby brother with insulin, meed dick edicts were able to save him but his parents say he has been left with severe learning difficulties. judith moritz is here with me. have been talking to the family concerned i with me. have been talking to the f

the former medical director denies threatening to report the doctors to the general medical council forbers, the former chief executive, said... the former medical director, ian harvey, said... both men say they'd co—operate with the upcoming inquiry. michael buchanan, bbc news, cheshire. the families affected have sat in this court room behind me month after month, and the parents of twin brothers who were among lucy letby�*s 13 victims say she should spend the rest of her life behind bars. baby e, the fourth of seven babies murdered by the nurse was killed by an injection of air into his bloodstream. within 2a hours, letby tried to kill his brother, baby f, with insulin. medics were able to save him but his parents say he's been left with complex needs. judith moritz has spoken to them. in the corridor, i could immediately hear crying. it was... it felt more than crying. it was screaming. it was screaming, and i was like, what... ..what�*s the matter with them? i walked into the room. i seen her with my boy, and he had blood round his mouth, and lucy was there, but faffing about. you

they were not referred to the general medical council.tead, all the executives who doubted the doctors and supported lucy letby left the countess of chester trust. they all refused to comment ahead of tofay�*s verdict. michael buchanan, bbc news, cheshire. and you can watch a documentary about this case on the bbc iplayer — it's a panorama programme, �*lucy letby: the nurse who killed' you can see it and have an hour's time in much the addition on bbc news at 11 o'clock this evening. breaking news here today from manchester crown court. the nurse lucy letby in the neonatal unit found guilty of the murder of seven babies in her care and the attempted murder of a further six. she was charged with 22 counts of murder and attempted murder overall and a correspondent has been here throughout the trial and he breaks down the trial and some of those verdicts. i think that this goes to show the complexity in this case that it was not a clear narrative and they needed to be a lot of breakdowns and some children, numerous counsel one child and this

that comes from doctors trying to raise concerns is a professional obligation under the general medical council'scal practice to report and escalate safety concerns. so, it is really, really a horrible place to be when doctors raise concerns and they are ignored. find be when doctors raise concerns and they are ignored.— they are ignored. and yes, any colleagues _ they are ignored. and yes, any colleagues working _ they are ignored. and yes, any colleagues working alongside i they are ignored. and yes, any - colleagues working alongside each other raising concerns about each other raising concerns about each other can be extremely difficult, now, nhs england are pointing us to their updated freedom to speak policy, they say it is absolutely vital that everyone working in the nhs feels they can raise concerns, do you feel that is the case for people working in the nhs? well, the feedback that — people working in the nhs? well, the feedback that we _ people working in the nhs? well, the feedback that we have _ people working in the nhs? well, the feedback that we have been _ people working in the nh

they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the policeritish medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. if there were a duty of care for hospital managers to apply the standards that some hospitals do very well in being open and transparent, but sadly, a lot of nhs managers ignore the problems brought to them. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... ..have any concerns that there was... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. in mexico, the north—western coast has been hit by high winds and heavy rains as herrick and hillary came ashore. has been flooding in the maja california region and some houses have been submerged. elsewhere, there have been landslides in the tropical storm is expected to cross into california later and forecasters warn it could dump a

they were not referred to the general medical council.ey all refused to comment ahead of today's verdict. michael buchanan, bbc news, cheshire. for viewers in the uk, a bbc panorama documentary ? lucy letby: the nurse who killed ? will be available to watch on iplayer later today. we have been bringing a reaction through out the last few hours on bbc news, reaction from various people involved in this trial, and we brought you the response from the countess of chester hospital, this was the hospital in which lucy letby was the hospital in which lucy letby was working, in its neonatal unit, when she carried out these murders and attempted murders over this 12 month period, and we had a statement from doctor nigel scawn, the current medical director at the countess of chester hospital. i speak for the whole trust when i say how deeply saddened and appalled we are at lucy letby�*s crimes. we are extremely sorry that these crimes were committed at our hospital. and our thoughts continue to be with all the families and loved ones of the babies

they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the policessociation is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... ..have any concerns that there was... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. a major storm is bearing down on mexico and southern california. the mexican government has placed 18,000 soldiers on standby as hurricane hillary makes its way up hurricane hillary makes its way up the pacific coast. it has been downgraded to a category two storm with winds still expected to reach 110 mph. the national weather service in the us has issued its first ever tropical storm warning for southern california. nearly 26 million in the south—western us are affected, the big worry is the huge amount of rainfall expected in areas that are not used to d

they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the policesh medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. if there were a duty of care for hospital managers to apply the standards that some hospitals do very well in being open and transparent, but sadly, a lot of nhs managers ignore the problems brought to them. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... ..have any concerns that there was... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. the descendants of one of the uk's most famous prime ministers, william gladstone, are due to apologise for their family's role in the slave trade. the victorian—era politician was the son ofjohn gladstone, one of the largest slave owners in the british west indies. now, john's great—great—great grandson, charlie gladstone, and five other fa

they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the policenow calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. if there was the duty of care for the hospital managers to apply the same standards as other hospitals but sadly a lot of nhs managers ignore the problems brought to them. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... "my focus was on the safety of the baby unit and the well—being of patients and staff. i was open and inclusive as i responded to information and guidance. the trial and the lengthy police investigation have shown the complex nature of the issues raised." the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. the sentencing in that case is due tomorrow, monday. we'll return out of the winning's world because today, the final sees england take on spain. you can see fans heading there. australia

they were not referred to the general medical council.d of tofay�*s verdict. michael buchanan, bbc news, cheshire. for viewers in the uk, a bbc panorama documentary, lucy letby: the nurse who killed, will be available to watch on iplayer later today. there has been a lot of reaction to this story of courses he would expect here at manchester crown court over the last few hours on that news that lucy letby has been convicted here in manchester of murray seven babies in her care and attempting to murder a further six attempting to murder a further six at the countess of chester hospital during her time as a neonatal nurse. i think one of the most significant developments in the last few hours is the government has announced an independent inquiry into lucy letby's offending because of course this trial only covered a 12 month period between june this trial only covered a 12 month period betweenjune of this trial only covered a 12 month period between june of 2015 and june of 2016. and that did not cover the whole of lucy letby's nursing car

they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the policees doctors and has the power to strike them off. the british medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... ..have any concerns that there was... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. a 50—year—old man has been charged with possessing documents or records likely to be useful to terrorists, following a major data breach at the police service of northern ireland. earlier this month, the personal details of thousands of officers and staff were published online in response to a freedom of information request. police have confirmed the list has been seen by dissident republicans. president zelensky has said a russian missile strike on the city of chernihiv in northern ukrai

they were not referred to the general medical council.forward. i want to bring you one extra statement as well. we had referenced that of the staff who had formerly worked at the countess of chester hospital at the time of these crimes being committed, ian harvey, who is the former medical director, who has released a statement on the last few minutes. it says, at this time my thoughts are with the babies whose treatment has been the focus of the trial, and with their parents and relatives who have been through something unimaginable, and i'm sorry for all of their suffering. as medical director, i was determined to keep the baby is safe and support our staff. to keep the baby is safe and support ourstaff. i to keep the baby is safe and support our staff. i wanted the reviews and investigations carried out so that we can tell the parents what happened to their children. i believe there should be an inquiry that looked at all events leading up to this trial, and i will help it in whichever way i can. that is ian harvey, the former medical

the general medical council the same council has the same the same issue. lucy whitby's issue.ur anything to do? colour have anything to do? >> because with her the statistics have shown that it's possible. >> no one is saying that if she was a black woman she would never killed anyone . but never have killed anyone. but that literally. no, no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, literally. no, no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, �*ally. no, no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, no i. no, no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, no one», no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, no one lsio, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, no one is saying. no no, no, no, no one is saying. no one is that. no one is one is saying that. no one is saying that. >> said that she got >> people have said that she got away because for so away with it because for so long. put some other away with it because for so longmany put some other away with it because for so longmany babies jt some other away with it because for so longmany babies did

the general medical council the same council has the same the same issue. lucy whitby's issue.ur anything to do? colour have anything to do? >> because with her the statistics have shown that it's possible. >> no one is saying that if she was a black woman she would never killed anyone . but never have killed anyone. but that literally. no, no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, literally. no, no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, �*ally. no, no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, no i. no, no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, no one», no, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, no one lsio, no, never have killed anyone. but tha'no, no, no one is saying. no no, no, no, no one is saying. no one is that. no one is one is saying that. no one is saying that. >> said that she got >> people have said that she got away because for so away with it because for so long. put some other away with it because for so longmany put some other away with it because for so longmany babies jt some other away with it because for so longmany babies did

a stuff about the pat the medics, of course , are >> the medics, of course, are held up before the the held up before the gma. the general councily for way. no similar body for management in the nhs. >> but you know what is astonishing that this astonishing is that this hospital spent 325 grand of hospital has spent 325 grand of our money, money that could have been patients. they been spent on patients. they spent it on a pr company to try and limit the damage. there reputational damage. well, didn't it i mean. >> well, quickly say that the sun and i'm not a massive fan of the newspaper the sun, the newspaper in their sun says editorial, which is why we're talking about this. partly they don't it to be wide. don't want it to be nhs wide. they that that would they think that that would distract, think, from the distract, i think, from the specifics of the horrors of this case. that doesn't mean that if we have a proper inquiry into the specific into the horror and the specific into the horror and the tragedy , that wider lessons the tragedy, that wider lessons won't be learned. and they absolutely need to be. we need to have a s

the supreme council of the cultural revolution should this year the acceptance capacity in general medical education is 11,000 culture books. this number has not been realized and it shows the capacity of something less . do you approve or disapprove of what is the correct number ? to the ministry of health, the approval of the cultural revolution council is in this approval that the number of capacity increase and the final number of admissions each year in the field of medicine and dentistry have been determined . to the directions they have and it separates some people for us, we accepted more than the table for dentistry, which you mentioned, it was the same as the table that was specified to increase the capacity of dentistry at the end of 1402 , the number of people who have not been declared, the number of people who have appeared, is 2,219 people, while last year, 1401, there were 2,259 medical students, i.e. in fact, the implementation of the cultural revolution council law of the ministry of health and we announced to our friends in the organization that in fact the chapter of th

we are regulated by the general medical council.l the professional groups and then every hospital, every gp will have its own internal systems , there's a huge waste in systems, there's a huge waste in administration, in regulation . administration, in regulation. it's a hugely inefficient system. nigel lawson once said that the nhs is a national religion, but it is also unreformed. and that's the problem . it's so, so huge and problem. it's so, so huge and it's so unelected , created. it's it's so unelected, created. it's like a rusty old machine . you like a rusty old machine. you can't do anything with it . and can't do anything with it. and that's really where the money is being wasted. we have also got to say that demand has gone up. nhs general practise survived when the average person consulted their gp three times a yeah consulted their gp three times a year. that number for the average person. tom and emily is now nine times per year. average so you can imagine there are some people that are going every week to the gp and i

the care quality commission, the general medical council, the college of paediatrics.he question will become how far do we need to go with this ? with this? >> okay, sophie, thank you for that. and of course, we'll see what emerges as to in the police investigation , which is investigation, which is continuing into all the other admissions to the countess of chester hospital. but thank you for that manchester crown court. let's speak now to the chairman of the law society, stuart nolan, who can join us. and stuart, we had doctor brewery also putting his point that he wanted a statutory inquiry because of the power it has to compel witnesses to attend. which would we guess include those nhs managers . those nhs managers. >> yes, i mean, that's the essential difference between a non—statutory and a statutory inquiry. >> yes. the ability to compel make them to attend and bring documents. so and give evidence in front of the inquiry. if it was a non—statutory one, they had the opportunity not to attend at all. so it's a very important difference. >> yeah, the counterargume

medical population in the supreme council of the cultural revolution from january 1400 seriously to this issue. entered and finally this council approved that every year 20 % will be added to the general medicine acceptance capacity in the national entrance examination. for 4 consecutive years , the number of medical students must increase by 20% compared to the previous year. the decision in the human entrance exam informs us we also asked this news from the head of the evaluation organization. there were only 1,200 people in the year of mourning , and there were about 90,000 guests. what is the difference from this year? it has been applied, and humans, in addition to 1,920 people, should be added to the extra capacity. 1,381 people have been declared to be more than 2,000 people . the increase and decrease of the medical capacity. the comparison of the general medical admission capacity in 1401 and 1402 shows that, according to the council's decision, the capacity admission will reach 11,520 people per year, but this law has not been implemented there is another point that is considered in the human capacity to accept tuition-paying or international students . they are old, but any

have register managers have a register of managers in the nhs much in the same way that the general medical councilisdemeanour, you couldn't then just wander off to another hospital to get employed. if you were . were. >> and they do, and they do. >> and they do, and they do. >> so been at bp, for >> so if you been at bp, for instance, you couldn't fired instance, you couldn't be fired from the oil side and then say, oh, i'll just pop off to gas now and do that. >> and it's the revolving door, doesn't it, how bad you are? there's another job around the corner. job corner. there's another job around corner. corner. there's another job arorthis corner. corner. there's another job arorthis is corner. corner. there's another job arorthis is an rner. corner. there's another job arorthis is an issue of life and >> this is an issue of life and death. this is safety. this is the health system. this isn't, you know, isn't and you know, this isn't oil. and then wander and you then you wander around and you do certain electricity or do gas in certain electricity or whatever. a whatever. and it really is a que

there is evidence from the general medical council earlier this year there is increased interest in movement in movement. we know the key pressures on the nhs which i interest in movement. we know the | key pressures on the nhs which may contribute to the desire ofjunior doctors to go abroad. another way of thinking about it is, if you are in your early 20s and you are given a chance to pursue your profession in different country with better conditions and better pay, it is hard to see why you would not want to take that opportunity. iloathed hard to see why you would not want to take that opportunity.— to take that opportunity. what we are seeinr to take that opportunity. what we are seeing as _ to take that opportunity. what we are seeing as we _ to take that opportunity. what we are seeing as we are _ to take that opportunity. what we i are seeing as we are underestimating the long—term impact of the strike action. the strikes will start on friday and we will be into our ninth month. the impact it is having on staff, on doctors, on front line staff. also booking inpatients and appointment

than 2000 people , the increase and decrease of the medical capacity of the general practitioner in 1401 and 1402 shows that, according to the council's resolution, the capacity of admission in the year 1000 and two to reach 11,520 people, but this law has not been implemented another thing is that in human capacity, the share of admission of tuition-paying or international travel students is considered . and those who are really trying, it is worth facilitating for new lawyers who want to enter this nervous system, especially the new generation, it has been excellent and good. last year , the limited capacity of recruiting lawyers for applicants to obtain a lawyer's license had reached here before the quality law that according to the quality law of obtaining a lawyer's license in 1976 , two people from the judiciary and one person from the capacity channel set a special quota. in terms of the laws, he knows the defense better and can defend himself better. he was 100% unintelligible, but in terms of the cost, he could not. with the approval of the law to facilitate the issuance of business licenses, the ground for solving the proble

and decrease the medical capacity, the comparison of the general medical admission capacity in 1401-1402 shows that, according to the council's decision, the admission capacity should reach 11,520 people in 1402 , but this law has not been implemented. tuition-paying or international students are considered. arash news agency works in direct cooperation with the building of the supreme council of the cultural revolution and we have a direct video connection . really is the ministry of health fulfilling its obligations or should it not? please tell me why. in the name of allah, the most merciful and the most merciful. i offer greetings, courtesy and respect to mr. hosseini bai and mr. dr. bagheri fard, the honorable deputy minister of education of the ministry of health and medical education, as well as dear and proud nation of iran, i am at your service regarding resolution 851 and 852 of the supreme council of cultural revolution regarding the increase of medical capacity. science and culture to politics and governance deals with complex and complicated issues, the country is beyond the capacity of a single ministry, and wit

general surgery and oncology. i have a background in law and public policy. i taught at columbia law school university on medical and policy issues that involve law and medicine. i worked at the council of economic advisers senior economist and i was general counsel they are as well. i was very involved in helping formulate some of our decision papers and the chapters of the economic support of the president. currently, i am at that competitive enterprise institute which is a libertarian think tank. it deals with trying to remove unnecessary and harmful bureaucratic obstacles in our economy. i also i am the director of american public health in america. and the paragon health institute which is a new health policy. a research center that is trying to improve health and lower costs by empowering patients and encouraging innovation. host: i want to show you a clip from june of this year. this was the outgoing director of the centers -- control prevention at the time. -- she had her decision-making during the covid-19 pandemic and testified in the house oversight subcommittee. let's take a look. guest: throughout my tenure is cdc director, i use the facts available and emerging data to

approval of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, the medical admission capacity must increase by 20% every year . hair health per capita in the area of ​​access to a generalctitioner is 130 thousand people in 100 thousand people, with the average of g20 countries, which is about there are 250 people, and we have a significant difference of 100,000 people. currently, the deputy minister of health announces the realization of the medical admission capacity in the 1402 entrance exam, which the table specified and said that you should admit a total of 11,520 medical students to the experts of the cultural revolution council . the increase in dentistry that the deputy minister of health says last year, we went with our friends to meet the capacity of medical students last year. unfortunately, the number that the dental university should have given us last year has doubled. this year, according to the table , we will receive 2,215 students at the dental university. right now , we have 2,259 students. the admission of dental students is uncertain. yes, and i had to wait for the release of the selection booklet for the national entrance exam until the end of the

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national security and defense council will be presented with a report on the inspection of military medical commissions, in fact, they should be brought to ok, well, in generalhis corruption should be suppressed , you know, right here. the question is that corruption in the territorial centers of the staffing of political commissions. it has two sides, on the one hand, there are people who are not clean , who understand that it has become their golden age said pronya prokopivna, i sat, sat like this, for that, hung, sat there, a man in this not a military uniform, there was nothing anywhere except a dry salary . maybe somewhere there is something, somehow, and suddenly here it is simple. and you grabbed god by the beard. you understand that you can earn a lot of money there, from two to 14-15 thousand dollars . one or another document can be obtained. a person who does not want to serve wants to go abroad or somewhere, do you want to serve us in the rear to sit and get money, there are many options, and this service center is turned on . do you want a white ticket on you ? there is this dishonest side, again, i will say not all of them, not all of them would

medical capacity based on this resolution which was approved by the supreme council of the cultural revolution about a month ago. higher education under supervision in the field of medicine at the general level from next year for at least four years in each year will be 20% more than the previous year, but the statistics of the capacities provided by the ministry of health to the assessment organization for inclusion in the selection booklet of the national exam of 1402 it shows the opposite and it was found that the ministry of health, as the custodian of the announcement of the capacity of the assessment organization, is about 1,500 people less than the capacity of the law in the selection booklet for students , which is about 90,000. what is the difference with this academic year ? the number of people in the specified table is 11,520 and will not be less than accepted . the russian president radio agency signed a law that allows the government of this country to prevent the investment of investors from unfriendly countries in the companies and banks of this country, based on the new football law and the assets of the companies of the countries that sanctioned russia will be distrib

general medicine in the country's universities . from the many twists and turns , the president announced the decree to increase the medical capacity. according to this decree, which was approved about a month ago in the supreme council of the cultural revolution, the ministry of health , medical education and training is obliged to plan in such a way that the capacity admission to universities and higher education institutions under supervision in the field of medicine at the general level from next year for at least four years in each year, 20% more than the previous year, but the review of the capacity statistics provided by the ministry of health to the assessment organization for inclusion in the selection booklet of the national exam of 1402 is contrary. it shows this and it was found that the ministry of health, as the guardian of the capacity assessment organization , attracts about 1,500 people from the legal capacity in the student field selection booklet, which was close to 10,000. what is the difference between the ministry of health and education this year? 11,520 people will be accepted, but only a few this year do you accept the same number as specified in the table of 11,520 people and less than the n

general surgery and oncology. i have a background in law and public policy. i taught at columbia law school university on medical and policy issues that involve law and medicine. i worked at the councilvisers senior economist and i was general counsel they are as well. i was very involved in helping formulate some of our decision papers and the chapters of the economic support of the president. currently, i am at that competitive enterprise institute which is a libertarian think tank. it deals with trying to remove unnecessary and harmful bureaucratic obstacles in our economy. i also i am the director of american public health in america. and the paragon health institute which is a new health policy. a research center that is trying to improve health and lower costs by empowering patients and encouraging innovation. host: i want to show you a clip from june of this year. this was the outgoing director of the centers -- control prevention at the time. -- she had her decision-making during the covid-19 pandemic and testified in the house oversight subcommittee. let's take a look. guest: throughout my tenure is cdc director, i use the facts available and emerging data to inform real-tim