There is a strong suspicion that the now-abandoned Liverpool Care Pathway was used as an unofficial policy of euthanasia, with hospital staff deciding who was worth saving and who was not.
Who developed the Liverpool Care Pathway, and who was responsible for rolling it out throughout the NHS?
Was this an example of a "nudge" signal being used to covertly introduce euthanasia into society rather than seek a specific mandate to do so?
Who was responsible for authorising "financial rewards to hit targets associated with the use of the care pathway" - surely this must have come from ministers in the last government?
And is it not the case that the medical professions have become unduly influenced by an atheist ideology which tolerates the idea of euthanasia?
Who developed the Liverpool Care Pathway, and who was responsible for rolling it out throughout the NHS?
Was this an example of a "nudge" signal being used to covertly introduce euthanasia into society rather than seek a specific mandate to do so?
Who was responsible for authorising "financial rewards to hit targets associated with the use of the care pathway" - surely this must have come from ministers in the last government?
And is it not the case that the medical professions have become unduly influenced by an atheist ideology which tolerates the idea of euthanasia?
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