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Professional bodies say that they regulate fitness to practice to ensure public trust, protect the public interest, to ensure life-long competence and to improve healthcare outcomes. [ 2 ] : 5 Authors who write on the topics are often interested in the quality of care, patient safety , and risk of medical errors , and more generally the social ...
The GMC has powers to issue advice or warnings to doctors, accept undertakings from them, or refer them to a fitness-to-practise panel. The GMC's fitness-to-practise panels can accept undertakings from a doctor, issue warnings, impose conditions on a doctor's practice, suspend a doctor, or remove them from the medical register (when they are ...
The 1858 act also created the position of Registrar of the General Medical Council — an office still in existence today — whose duty is to keep an up-to-date record of those registered with the membership body and to make them publicly available. The Brynmor Jones Working Party on the Constitution of the GMC reported in 1971.
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National Harbor, MD, USA; Kash Patel, author of Government Gangsters, during the Conservative Political Action Conference, CPAC 2023, at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center on March 3 ...
GMC Fitness to Practice Panel finding of serious professional misconduct against Meadow, July 2005. Judgement in High Court appeal in case brought by Meadow against GMC finding of serious professional misconduct, Feb 2006. Court of Appeal judgement restoring the ability of the GMC to discipline misconduct by expert witnesses, Oct 2006.
In June 2006 the GMC confirmed that they would hold a disciplinary hearing of Wakefield. The GMC's Fitness to Practise Panel first met on 16 July 2007 [62] to consider the cases of Wakefield, Professor John Angus Walker-Smith, and Professor Simon Harry Murch. [63] All faced charges of serious professional misconduct.