article_snippet: The 1,700 word letter, signed by Richard Morrell, Sarah Crawford, Christopher Hetherington and David Gemmell, said: 'the trust appears to tolerate massive overcrowding in the county's A&E departments.
article_snippet: These also said These had raised concerns several times but believed These had not been listened to and felt These had no choice but to resign.
article_snippet: The letter is not signed by the fifth consultant, who worked at Alexandra Hospital in Redditch.
article_snippet: the trust said the trust is disappointed the doctors did not recognise the pressure the NHS services in this area were under .
article_snippet: It would be better if the consultants had stayed to work with the trust to support the development of emergency services for the whole county.'
article_snippet: Penny Venables, The Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust's chief executive said: 'Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive are disappointed that a number of Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive Emergency Department consultants have decided to leave Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive in order to work for The Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS TrustThe Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust. '
article_snippet: But Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive are making strenuous efforts to ensure they are replaced and Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive are doing everything Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive can to ensure Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive maintain a continuous, high quality service for local patients. '
article_snippet: Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive have received offers of support from a number of individual A&E consultants and from neighbouring Trusts and Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive are now in discussions with various people as Penny Venables, the Trust's chief executive seek to ensure continuity of service.'
article_snippet: A trust spokeswoman said A trust spokeswoman has taken the decision to publish in full on the website, both our Emergency Department consultants letter and the response from senior colleagues.
article_snippet: A trust spokeswoman said recent discussion on social media suggested 'quite wrongly' that our Emergency Department consultants had been 'gagged'. '
article_snippet: In order to demonstrate that this wasn't the case the Trust has decided to publish their letter,' A trust spokeswoman said.
article_snippet: the Trust has commissioned the Good Governance Institute to lead an independent review to investigate allegations around bullying and harassment.
article_snippet: This is why We asked the NHS Trust Development Authority to commission a completely independent review.'