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Nurse calls on PM to investigate 'dysfunctional whistleblowing'.

A nurse is calling on prime minister David Cameron and secretary of state for Northern Ireland Theresa Villiers to investigate the ‘dysfunctional whistleblowing system’ in the country. Agency nurse Kevin Murray was this week awarded undisclosed damages from A24 Group staffing agency after being denied agency shifts. Mr Murray raised concerns about the care being provided to a brain injury patient who needed round-the-clock nursing care at home. The care, he said, constituted abuse and neglect. He added that whistleblowing had been ‘professionally soul destroying’ and he was ‘embarrassed’ by the way colleagues had failed to engage with him. There was no admission of liability by the nursing agency for any claims made and the group declined to comment.