Thirlwall Inquiry: Search the Evidence

…may I call him. LADY JUSTICE THIRLWALL: Sorry, Dr Odeka, I didn't see that you had arrived. Do come forward. DR BENJAMIN ODEKA (sworn) Questions by MR CARR LADY JUSTICE THIRLWALL: Do deka, may I call him. LADY JUSTICE THIRLWALL: Sorry, Dr Odeka, I didn't see that you had arrived. Do come forward. DR BENJAMIN ODEKA (sworn) Questions by MR…

…ied specifically by name or not). c. Statements from Elizabeth Childs [INQ0102368], Mary Potter [INQ0102608], Dr Benjamin Odeka [INQ0102611] and Helen Cain [INQ0102617], all of whom were involved in the February 2016 inspection by CQC of the Countess of Chester Hospital.' 4. A request for a statement from another member of the inspection…

…may I call him. LADY JUSTICE THIRLWALL: Sorry, Dr Odeka, I didn't see that you had arrived. Do come forward. DR BENJAMIN ODEKA (sworn) Questions by MR CARR LADY JUSTICE THIRLWALL: Do

…ey should have been specifically brought to CQC's attention). See Helen Cain's statement at paragraphs 59-65. Dr Benjamin Odeka was a Specialist Advisor as part of the Children and Young Person's Inspection Team in the 2016 Inspection. He has addressed this issue in his witness evidence and also has no recollection of having been provided…

…-66 and 91. c. Witness statement of Mary Potter [INQ0102608] at paragraphs 38 and 44. d. Witness statement of Dr Benjamin Odeka [INQ0102611] at paragraphs 53-55. e. Oral evidence of Helen Cain, transcript 14 November 2024, internal pages 37-38, and internal pages 60-62. 11. There was more than sufficient opportunity for CoCH to bring thes…

e hospital inspector. In addition, there were two specialist advisers, Benjamin Odeka, a consultant in paediatrics and gastroenterology, and Mary Potter, a registered (21) Pages 81 - 84 The Thirl children's nurse. All three have provided statements to the Inquiry. All three state that they would expect concerns about an increase in neonat…

…by the Care Quality Commission as an acute hospital inspector. In addition, there were two specialist advisers, Benjamin Odeka, a consultant in paediatrics and gastroenterology, and Mary Potter, a registered (21) Pages 81 - 84

…report on Children and Young People's Services? A. Yes. Q. You had on your core team two Specialist Advisers: Dr Benjamin Odeka and Mary Potter? A. Yes. Q. We will be hearing evidence from them later today. How was their role as Specialist Advisers different to yours as a CQC employee? (1) Pages 1 - 4

…and 15 November 2024. See the witness statements of Elizabeth Childs [INQ0102368], Mary Potter [INQ0102608] and Benjamin Odeka [INQ0102611] and the transcript of their oral evidence on 14 November 2024. See the statement of Lyn Andrews [INQ0108743] (and, more broadly on the question of data, the statement of Lisa Annaly [INQ0108742]). Or…

…s of enquiries. Q. Because the Inquiry heard evidence from all three members of that inspection team Helen Cain, Benjamin Odeka and Mary Potter, that they were unaware of the report to STEIS in respect of Child D? A. (Nods) Q. Unaware of reports to NRLS and the Specialist Advisors did not see that table of neonatal incidents? A. Yes. Q. A…

…ction, and drafting the inspection report. She directly reported to the Inspection Manager. I NQ0017809_0011 53. Benjamin Egware Odeka was a Specialist Advisor. His qualifications included MBBS Ibadan, DCH Glasgow, FRCP London, FRCPCH London, MA health care Law (Salford). He reported to the Inspector and acted as a subject matter expert t…