One of the families at the heart of concerns about how the North East Ambulance Service withheld key documents from coroners fears "another whitewash" from the promised "independent review" into the service's procedures.
Last week Dame Marianne Griffiths - former chief executive of the University Hospitals Sussex NHS Trust - was announced as leading the review. She retired from her role leading the south coast trust in 2021.
The review comes in light of allegations raised by whistleblowers claiming that NEAS was failing to disclose key information to coroners. It has been alleged that this amounts to "covering-up" errors.
