
Ian Harvey
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 52 |
Born | Wonthaggi |
Australia | |
Last ODI | 29 May 2004 |
Zimbabwe | |
ODI debut (cap 135) | 4 December 1997 |
South Africa | |
Bowling | Right arm medium |
Odi shirt number | 29 |
Batting style | Right-handed |
Job | Cricketer |
Date of birth | April 10,1972 |
Zodiac sign | Aries |
Bowl | Right arm medium |
Last odi | 29 May 2004 v Zimbabwe |
Nation side | Australia (1997–2004) |
Odi debut cap 135 | 4 December 1997 v South Africa |
Odi shirt no | 29 |
Bat | Right-handed |
Relat | Mackenzie Harvey |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 494794 |
Ian Harvey Life story
Ian Joseph Harvey is a former Australian cricketer. He was an all-rounder who played 73 One Day Internationals for Australia and was named as one of the five Wisden Cricketers of the Year for 2004 for his performances in county cricket.
Lucy Letby: Parents accuse ex-hospital boss of 'total fob off'

... Former Countess of Chester Hospital medical director Ian Harvey has been accused of a " shameful" failures...
‘Cruel, calculated' Lucy Letby to spend rest of life in prison

... " Ian Harvey, a former medical director at the hospital, also said he would help the inquiry " in whatever way I can"...
Lucy Letby inquiry should be led by judge, committee chair says

... Former chief executive of the hospital Tony Chambers and former medical director Ian Harvey, who were in charge at the time Letby was working at the hospital, have said they will co-operate fully with the inquiry...
Lucy Letby: Hospital bosses were misled, former chair claims

... Ian Harvey, who was then medical director at the hospital, contacted London-based neonatologist Dr Jane Hawdon...
Lucy Letby: Concerns inquiry will not have enough powers

... Former chief executive of the hospital Tony Chambers and former medical director Ian Harvey, who were in charge at the time Letby was working at the hospital, have said they will co-operate fully with the inquiry...
Hospital bosses ignored months of doctors' warnings about Lucy Letby

... Dr Brearey contacted Alison Kelly and the hospital s medical director Ian Harvey to request an urgent meeting...
Lucy Letby: Concerns inquiry will not have enough powers
By James GregoryBBC News
Concerns have been raised that The Inquiry looking into The Murders and attempted murders of babies by Lucy Letby will not go far enough.
An independent inquiry has been ordered following The Nurse 's conviction for the crimes at a hospital in Chester.
But MP Samantha Dixon said a judge should lead this while MP Dr Caroline Johnson said The Right approach is being taken.
The governments said The Inquiry would aim to provide answers to the families.
Letby was found guilty on Friday of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six babies at The Countess of Chester Hospital following a 10-month trial.
She was found Not Guilty on two attempted murders and The Jury could not reach verdicts on six others.
The Department of Health said The Independent inquiry aimed to provide answers to the parents of The Babies and ensure lessons were learned.
However The Inquiry will not have The Power to summon evidence or witnesses, as it is not a statutory inquiry.
Dr Bill Kirkup, who has led non-statutory reviews for other maternity units, said non-compliance had not been a problem in his experience and people were " ready and willing to cooperate".
The patient safety investigator told The Bbc he had identified common features between the Letby case and the reviews he had conducted - including managers accused of " protecting reputations" above listening to staff concerns.
Some have raised concerns over the limitations of the new inquiry.
City of Chester MP Ms Dixon said while she welcomed the intention to move swiftly The Inquiry would rely on " the goodwill of witnesses to attend".
" I think in a case as grave as this a judge would need to do that, " she told Bbc Breakfast .
Former Crown Prosecution Service chief in north-west England Nazir Afzal , shares Ms Dixon's concerns.
He prosecuted the case of another at a hospital in Stockport in 2011, which in turn led to a non-judicial inquiry.
Mr Afzal argued that nearly 10 Years on some recommendations from that inquiry had still not been fully implemented.
" When you have a judicial inquiry, there is some level of authority behind it that requires you to respond, " he told Bbc Breakfast .
But Dr Johnson, a consultant paediatrician and MP who sits on the health select committee, said lessons needed to be learned quickly and the government could decide to order a statutory inquiry at a later date if extra powers were needed.
" I appreciate that people can't be compelled in quite the same way, I would hope that people would still nevertheless come forward, " she told BBC Radio 4 's Today programme.
After The Verdict , Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust said it was " extremely sorry" the crimes happened in its hospital and it had since made " significant changes" to their services.
Former chief executive of The Hospital Tony Chambers and former medical director Ian Harvey , who were in charge at The Time Letby was working at The Hospital , have said they will co-operate fully with The Inquiry .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com