The director of communications at Nottingham hospitals has resigned after blocking bereaved families on social media. Tiffany Jones was suspended by Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) in August after blocking a number of parents on Twitter who lost their babies after failings in maternity care.
She subsequently apologised and deleted her Twitter account. Anthony May, chief executive at the trust, said Ms Jones had made the decision to resign.
"The Trust can confirm that no disciplinary investigation or action was taken against Tiffany", he said in a statement. "We would like to thank her for her contributions to the organisation since she joined in 2019, such as our new value-based awards programme, work on the well-led improvement programme and bringing ‘24 Hours in A&E’ to Nottingham.
