How long should a formal warning stay on your record?
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During the talk by Niall Dickson CO of the GMC, he mentioned that a less serious complaint about a doctor's behaviour or performance from patient or a colleague can result in a formal warning, publish
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How long should a formal warning stay on your record?
posted at 11/5/2012 11:14 AM BST
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During the talk by Niall Dickson CO of the GMC, he mentioned that a less serious complaint about a doctor's behaviour or performance from patient or a colleague can result in a formal warning, published on the List of Registered Medical Practitioners (LRMP) and disclosed to any enquirer for a five year period. Is five years a fair amount of time? Is it too long? Too short? |
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Re: How long should a formal warning stay on your record?
posted at 11/5/2012 11:27 AM BST
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I would appreciate the decision by the GMC 'that a less serious complaint about a doctor's behaviour or performance from patient or a colleague can result in a formal warning, published on the List of Registered Medical Practitioners (LRMP) and disclosed to any enquirer for a five year period.' A bold step forwards regarding revalidation policy! |
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