In this part, Dr Jones talks about the Lighthouse Declaration, the duty doctors have to report issues with drugs, the removal of indemnity for the pharmaceutical industry and the effect of constant testing and mask wearing on children.
Dr Ros Jones i…
In this part, Dr Jones talks about the Lighthouse Declaration, the duty doctors have to report issues with drugs, the removal of indemnity for the pharmaceutical industry and the effect of constant testing and mask wearing on children.
Dr Ros Jones is a retired Consultant Paediatrician. She came out of retirement at the start of the Covid pandemic scare, but soon realised that things were not as advertised, and went on to work with Us for Them, the group campaigning to keep schools open. She also was part of the group of UK doctors, scientists, economists, psychologists and other academic experts who came together towards the end of 2020 to found HART, the Health Advisory and Recovery Team. HART was founded because of concerns over the response to Covid and the lack of proper scientific debate regarding it, and the censorship of those questioning the narrative.
THE CAPE BYRON LIGHTHOUSE DECLARATION
https://lighthousedeclaration.org/
https://lighthousedeclaration.org/our-lighthouse-keepers/
“... You must make reports in accordance with your employer or contracting body’s local clinical governance procedures.
87 You must use the Yellow Card Scheme to inform the MHRA about:
1. serious suspected adverse reactions to a medicine
2. any suspected adverse reactions to products marked with a Black Triangle symbol (▼)
88 Adverse incidents involving medical devices, including those caused by human error, that put, or have the potential to put, the safety of patients, healthcare professionals or others at risk must be reported to the medical device safety lead in your organisation (if there is one) and the relevant national body:
1. in England and Wales – MHRA reporting adverse incidents
2. in Northern Ireland – Northern Ireland Adverse Incident Centre.
3. in Scotland – Health Facilities Scotland online incident reporting
89 You should give patients information about how they can report suspected side effects directly to the MHRA.
https://www.gmc-uk.org/professional-standards/professional-standards-for-doctors/good-practice-in-prescribing-and-managing-medicines-and-devices/reporting-adverse-drug-reactions-medical-device-incidents-and-other-patient-safety-incidents
""This prospective study shows that transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from children under 14 years of age was minimal in primary schools in Oslo and Viken, the two Norwegian counties with the highest COVID-19 incidence and in which 35% of the Norwegian population resides," the authors said.”
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/three-studies-highlight-low-covid-risk-person-school
The HART group:
https://www.hartgroup.org/
The link to the Perseus report can be found on their website here:
MHRA – Is it safe and effective?
https://perseus.org.uk/
"HIGH IMPACT STRATEGIC CAMPAIGNING FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FUTURES"
https://usforthem.co.uk/
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