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1Critical Care, Faculty of Health, Sport and Science, University of Glamorgan.
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Margaret Haywood has recently been removed from the NMC's register after claims that she violated patient dignity and confidentiality by secretly filming for the BBC's Panorama. Head of the NMC's advisory panel, Linda Read, said Haywood's actions constituted a 'major breach' of the nursing Code of Conduct.
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