As previously set out in our article about Crown Indemnity for GPs (CNSGP) which explains what is a Clinical Negligence Scheme for General Practise (CNSGP) and what does it cover? This scheme covers clinical negligence claims for treatment provided on the NHS but it does not and will not cover criminal investigations, a coroner’s inquest, regulatory (GMC) issues, a complaint to the ombudsman from a patient, or a clinical negligence claim arising from private or fee-paying work.
When the terms ‘modern slavery’ and ‘human trafficking’ for most it will conjure up images of people being trafficked into the country by Gangmasters to work in the sex industry or being forced to work in a factory for long hours often in a dangerous environment and living in terrible conditions.
Are you a nurse of midwife previously registered with the NMC whose name has been either removed or struck off the nursing register, do you want to reapply to be admitted to the register? Our Charlotte Ellis explain the process and why it is important to seek advice from a specialist lawyer in the area before embarking on the restoration process.
An experienced and well regarded NHS midwife who was transferred to clerical duties and suspended for 3 years following a complaint that she had performed an episiotomy without consent has been cleared of all charges by a Tribunal at the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
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