In the case of a doctor applying to be restored to the register, are offences committed more than 17 years ago still relevant?
Yes, when the offences are those causing the erasure the [...]
What sanction might a doctor face for falsely taking credit for another’s work.
Conditions are less likely and suspension more likely because of [...]
Is it so serious for a fully qualified doctor to pretend to be a member of a Royal College?
It can be, particularly if it is part of a [...]
What might happen to registered doctors found to have plagiarised work?
If dishonest plagiarism is discovered there are potential regulatory, employment [...]
Does erasure from the register always follow a doctor’s conviction for sexual offences?
Erasure is not automatic but it is the exception rather [...]
How might a Medical Practitioners Tribunal treat a doctor who lies to them in evidence?
Exactly as you would expect - unfavourably. On a day [...]
Even though a doctor’s FTP is not impaired, can a Tribunal issue a Warning where there was deficient professional performance?
They can and in Dr T’s case they explicitly stated [...]
Why might doctors face both a Coroner’s Inquest and MPTS hearing.
Within the last couple of years there have been more [...]
Can having too many patients and not enough time be a defence to fitness to practise allegations?
It is likely to be relevant but also likely it [...]
Can a single event involving a serious lapse in standards when dealing with a violent and aggressive patient result in a doctor being erased from the Register?
Where the lapse was serious, basic checks not undertaken and [...]
