Recent News & Articles
An in-depth look at Reflection in Fitness to Practise
Reflection is important for any healthcare professional to gain insight into the circumstances that led to things going wrong and from this to demonstrate remediation.
Fitness to Practise: Confidentiality and Data Protection
Healthcare professionals have a duty to treat information about service users as confidential, and failure may result in impaired fitness to practise.
Social Work England Case Examiners close case for Kings View Client
Kings View pursued Social Work England Case Examiners to close investigation involving case involving comments made by a judge.
Interim Orders Tribunal – Appeal or Review?
The GMC may refer a case to an IOT at any point during its investigation but in some cases, an early review may be more effective than an appeal.
Should you engage with your regulator during a fitness to practise investigation?
Should you respond to your regulator? What should you say? We look at the importance of engaging with your regulator.
GMC Investigations – Doctor’s Questions Answered
Here is what you need to know if you have been notified by the GMC that you are subject of an investigation.
Appealing a Fitness to Practise Determination – Rakoczy v General Medical Council
In this case, the High Court refused an application to extend the time for an appeal, restating the correct legal analysis.
MPTS Mitigating and Aggravating Factors
MPTS considers mitigating & aggravating factors. We look at these and their significance when considering fitness to practise and sanctions.
Allegations of dishonesty thrown out by NMC fitness to practise panel thanks to Kings View Chambers
A NMC fitness to practise panel has thrown out all the NMC’s allegations of dishonest conduct made against our client.