Under fire NHS boss: 'I won't go'
NHS boss Sir David Nicholson has said he will not quit as he headed to a meeting of the board which has the power to sack him over the failings at Stafford Hospital.
NHS boss Sir David Nicholson has said he will not quit as he headed to a meeting of the board which has the power to sack him over the failings at Stafford Hospital.
Julie Bailey, founder of campaign group Cure the NHS told Daybreak that NHS boss Sir David Nicholson is "ultimately responsible" for what happened at Stafford Hospital.
She said, as former Chief Executive of the strategic health authority, what happened at at Stafford Hospital happened "under his watch".
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