Doctors need to inform the DVLA (or DVA in Northern Ireland), if a client remains to drive against medical recommendations and cannot do this themselves.See Initial Article GPs need to inform DVLA when a patient is too frail to drive: Plans may cause people with dementia and other conditions having their licences permanently revoked The new guidelines from the General Medical Council might result in patients having their licences completely withdrawed as soon as identified with dementia or other conditions. For the first time, the watchdog is urging doctors to override their duty of … See Original Short article Doctor charged of making significant mistakes in reading CT scans He likewise declines the accUSAtion that his rate of error in reading CT scans was unacceptably high. JP McDowell, solicitor, for the Medical Council, said Dr Siddiqi’s agreement was to run from Might to November 2013, four days a week. It was a standalone post … See Initial Short article Disgraced GP loses bid to overturn ban following unsuitable relationship with patient It has been a long ordeal.”She included:”It is good news for the General Medical Council and it is good news for me. I want to thank The Roxton Practice in Immingham, The General Medical Council and Victim Assistance, who have been there for
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