Critique of "Use of roster charts in the investigation and prosecution of nurses..." by John O' Quigley

The paper critiques John O'Quigley's statistical analysis of a nurse roster chart used to investigate misconduct. The authors demonstrate serious statistical errors, arguing that O'Quigley’s core assumptions about nurse independence are fundamentally flawed. They conclude the roster chart is scientifically fake evidence and cannot support the hypothesis that a specific nurse is responsible for deaths.

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