Category: General Medical Council (GMC)

Female doctors are greater in number than their male counterparts for the first time ever in the UK.

The publication of a systematic review concludes there is a lack of evidence PAs and AAs roles are safe.

A recent survey by the Medical Defence Union (MDU) reveals that one in three NHS doctors are so fatigued that it impairs their ability to treat patients.

The Federation of the Royal College of Physicians had communicated incorrect MRCP(UK) Part Two exam results to a group of candidates who took the exam in 2023.

The case focussed on the admissibility of new evidence that may alter the previous judgments.

Dr. Nathadwarawala’s appeal against a six-month suspension was dismissed due to late filing, as the court lacked jurisdiction and found the sanction appropriate.

The GMC has “clarified” its approach to the publication of fitness to practise history for registrants who have transitioned gender.

A new research project is investigating sexual misconduct amongst professionals in
positions of high public trust.

Researchers commissioned by the GMC sought to find out more about the types of AI doctors are using, how well they understand the risks.

A doctor has failed to overturn a tribunal’s decision to erase them from the medical register in Demanya v The General Medical Council.