Nursing Student Fitness to Practise Defence Barristers
Healthcare regulators set the learning outcomes and standards that must be covered by qualifications leading to registration. They also approve and monitor these training programmes. The standards expected of registered healthcare professionals are set by healthcare regulators and the standards expected of students are based on these principles.
Nursing Student Fitness to Practise
According to the NMC, a nursing or midwifery student is fit to practise when they “have the skills, knowledge, character and health to work in their profession safely and effectively.”
Examples of circumstances that might call into question your fitness to practise as a nursing or midwifery student could include:
- character (such as convictions, plagiarism, falsifying records);
- unmanaged or untreated health problems; and/or
- misconduct (abuse of patients or colleagues); or
lack of competence.
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How does the student fitness to practise process work?
Representation and Appeals
Recent Cases
General Dental Council close case with no further action
The General Dental Council has closed its investigation into our clients' fitness to practise, with no further action.The General Dental Council has closed its investigation into our clients' fitness to practise, with no further action. Our client, A, faced multiple...
Successful GMC restoration for our client
In this case, our client, IB, was successful on their first attempt seeking restoration to the General Medical Council’s (GMC) register. Their application was opposed by the GMC.In this case, our client, IB, was successful on their first attempt seeking restoration...
Doctor able to practice unrestricted
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NMC finds no misconduct for our client
In this case, our client, F, faced fitness to practise proceedings before the NMC dating back to 2018.In this case, our client, F, faced fitness to practise proceedings before the NMC dating back to 2018. This case has been before the Nursing and Midwifery Council...