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Jane Elias and David Elliman
Senior managers: Jane Elias and David Elliman

The managers and the consultants

12 May 2009


David Elliman: Eminent paediatrician and clinical lead for Great Ormond Street Hospital, which employed the doctors at the child protection clinic at St Ann's Hospital, Haringey. The line manager of the four consultants who complained.

Jane Elias: Assistant director of children's services for Haringey NHS Trust, which funded the clinic. Health manager who trained as a speech therapist. Last year Great Ormond Street took over the clinic fully and Ms Elias moved to work for them. She is still responsible for the clinic but has now been promoted.

Dr Sethu Wariyar: Consultant at the clinic to 2006. Resigned shortly after writing letter and now works for NHS trust in northern England.

Dr Haitham El-Basheer: Consultant at the clinic to 2006. Resigned shortly after writing letter and now works in Middle East.

Dr Kim Holt: Consultant at the clinic. Removed from her work after writing letter on charges that she was “unwell”. Remains on leave on full pay.

Dr Sukanta Banerjee: Consultant at the clinic. Went long-term sick after writing letter and has only recently returned to work.

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I would like to connect with Dr. Sukanta Banerjee who is a paediatrician. I am her pal from school days in New Delhi.

- Sandhya Kapre Joshi, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 01/09/2009 10:50
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"Dr Sukanta Banerjee: Consultant at the clinic. Went long-term sick after writing letter and has only recently returned to work."

Not true in situ right up until November 2008. Culpable, derelicted her duties as the named child protection doctor.

- Penny Mellor, Staffordshire, 14/05/2009 16:40
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Maybe now people will stop blaming social workers and Sharon Shoesmith and begin to see the bigger picture. Maybe now the whole story will be told and the people who have endured months of attack can begin to hold their heads high. Maybe now the situation will improve and maybe just maybe the tragedy of Peter's life will not be repeated.

- Angela, Haringey, London, 14/05/2009 15:40
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