If you were in charge of a care home for the elderly would you employ this woman? - link provided?

i would absolutely employ her with the knowledge that she truly cared about the people she was nursing. I also think she was spot on to to say there should be a review on whistleblowers and making it easier for them to speak out. As a nurse myself she has my full support should she wish to appeal the decision against the nursing and mudwifery board.

Shame on the NHS for allowing these conditions to happen in the first place and shame agin for kicking a dedicated member of staff in the teeth after 20 years. Letting someone like her go means they are condoning the practices carried out in the programme.

I watched that documentary and I was appalled by the cruelty it depicted. I know that hospital pretty well, too, as it is a short distance from one of the police stations I was based at.

Someone should employ this lady as an inspector and the small number of people that can give nursing a bad name should fear her unannounced inspection.

My best friend is a ward sister and she, too, was appalled at what she saw in the documentary.

She is a hero. Too few speak out against the industrialised murder that the NHS really is.

I have worked in social care for thirty years and would employ her in an instant!

I also worked in the NHS for 5 years if anyone want to call me ignorant!

I'd hire her in a New York minute. She did the right thing, morally and ethically, upholding the highest standards of the nursing profession.

Hi she deserves a medal, they were wrong to sack her, things like this should be reported, you cant claim to be in a caring profession and abuse people.

i would welcome her with open arms. she should be the most saught after nurse ever. the one who cares. thats what matters. caring.