An NHS nurse has been cleared after being suspended for two years over an incident in which she inadvertently referred to a transgender patient as "Mister". The patient, a trans woman, had a history of violence, racism and a paedophile conviction. The case attracted attention as an example of NHS staff facing disciplinary action over pronoun and title usage involving transgender patients, raising questions about workplace policies balancing patient dignity with staff treatment.

The nurse spoke to Daily Mail journalist Jenny Johnston about her ordeal, describing the toll the two-year suspension took before she was ultimately exonerated and her name cleared. Full details of the disciplinary process, the NHS trust involved, and the exact circumstances of the original incident were not provided in the available article text.