Ms Stohr: Independent review reveals serious failings
In 2024, concerns were raised about the practice of Ms Kuldeep Stohr and the treatment of individual patients. Alongside an
Medical errors can sometimes lead to amputation or limb loss. If this has affected you or a loved one, you’ll know how hard this can be to understand and adapt to your new circumstances. A successful compensation claim can help support you do both.
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We could not fault the service provided by the whole team at Tees. Responsive, supportive and extremely professional throughout. The success in the case and the justice achieved was what we wanted.
In 2024, concerns were raised about the practice of Ms Kuldeep Stohr and the treatment of individual patients. Alongside an
In recent months, serious concerns have been raised about the treatment provided by Ms Kuldeep Stohr, a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon
A new report from the UK’s National Audit Office (NAO), published on 17 October 2025, focuses on the cost of
Martha’s Rule should now be effective across every hospital in England. The rule is named in memory of 13-year-old Martha
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