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Dr Jim McCormack’s Thirlwall Inquiry evidence addresses the wider clinical leadership layer at the Trust and the professional-college perspective on how concerns of this kind should have been handled under the governance norms of the time.
April 2026: Thirlwall Inquiry final report due after Easter · CCRC still reviewing 31+ independent expert reports · Shoo Lee Panel (Feb 2025): no medical evidence of deliberate harm.
Dr Jim McCormack, consultant, gave Thirlwall Inquiry evidence covering the wider clinical leadership at the Trust during the cluster period and the professional-college perspective on how the concerns should have been handled.
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Dr Jim McCormack’s Thirlwall Inquiry evidence addresses the wider clinical leadership layer at the Trust and the professional-college perspective on how concerns of this kind should have been handled under the governance norms of the time.
Contains public-sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Original source: thirlwall.inquiry.gov.uk . Mirrored on this site on 2026-04-21.