GMC missed 'multiple opportunities' to stop GP's needless suspension

The GMC missed 'multiple opportunities' to prevent the needless suspension of a GP accused of dishonesty in a fitness to practise case that should never have been taken forward, a review has found.

by Nick Bostock

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