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| | Annex A > Chapter 29 - Concerns 1994 > Concerns > March << previous | next >> March22 On 3 March 1994 Dr Peter Wilde, a consultant cardiac radiologist at the BRI from 1982, distributed a discussion document, `Echocardiography on The Cardiac Unit', [32] to Professor Angelini, Mr Wisheart, Mr Dhasmana, Mr Bryan, Mr Hutter, Dr Murphy, Dr Jones, Dr Monk and Dr Martin. In a covering letter he said: `The system is certainly unsatisfactory at present and could potentially be very much better if we had an organised strategy. I feel sure that a high quality supporting echo service would undoubtedly lead to improvements in cardiac outcomes.' [33] 23 In March 1994 Professor Angelini and Dr Monk had a meeting with Dr Roylance. Professor Angelini described the meeting in the following exchange: `Q. Did you yourself ever actually tell Dr Roylance what data was available? `A. Yes. He knew that Dr Bolsin had done this data collection. `A. I said that. I am sure I said that. `Q. Did you yourself ever tell Dr Roylance that there was data floating about from Dr Bolsin, or did you simply assume that he must have seen it? `A. I honestly cannot say. If I say yes, I may be lying; if I say no, I may be lying too. I cannot recollect it. `Q. You cannot confirm that you told Dr Roylance about this data from Dr Bolsin? `A. No, I cannot, although the data was in my hands in Dr Roylance's office. I cannot remember the specific terms of the conversation. `Q. So this was another meeting where the data was actually there? `A. No, this was the meeting with Dr Monk. We both had the data. `Q. But it was not shown specifically to Mr Roylance? `Q. A bit like the meeting with Mr Wisheart earlier? `A. Yes.' [34]
Footnotes [32] UBHT 0146 0051 `Echocardiography on The Cardiac Unit' [33] UBHT 0146 0050; letter from Dr Wilde dated 3 March 1994 |