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Health · 8 hours ago

GP Says She Was Forced Out After Raising Gender Care Concerns

GP Says She Was Forced Out After Raising Gender Care Concerns

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Dr Sarah Redvers, a former NHS safeguarding GP in Sussex, says she was bullied out of her child protection job after passing on other doctors' concerns about how children questioning their gender were being treated. She has brought a constructive dismissal claim against NHS Sussex's integrated care board. The health body said some employment processes should have been handled differently and has apologised to her.

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