Positive outcome for Social Worker

Positive outcome for Social Worker

The case concluded with a Conditions of Practise Order that was workable for our client and they were very pleased with the outcome. The case involved allegations dating back a number of years.  Our client’s circumstances were unfortunately not uncommon for Social...
HCPC registrant avoids suspension

HCPC registrant avoids suspension

Kings View successfully resists HCPC application for immediate suspension for client accused of lack of competence alongside integrity issues. WN instructed Kings View Medical Defence two days before her hearing for the purposes of an Interim Order Application by the...
Positive outcome for Social Worker

A Compassionate Approach to Fitness to Practise Defence

Investigations are Utterly Traumatic Experiences – Regardless of the Final Outcome The trauma experienced by any healthcare professional facing a fitness to practise investigation cannot be overstated – and the phrase ‘second victim’ is very apt here. Investigations...
HCPC close case following Kings View’s intervention

No case to answer for HCPC registrant

Health and Care Professions Tribunal Service (HCPTS) finds no case to answer for Kings View client. In this case, R, approached Kings View feeling they did not get a fair hearing in their workplace and was concerned that the same would happen before the HCPTS. HCPC...

Fitness to practise & do’ and do not’s of using social media

The ongoing case of Orthodontist John Mew, whose “mewing” techniques have racked up nearly two billion TikTok views, has again shone the spotlight on the care healthcare professionals must take when using social media. General Dental Council (GDC) professional conduct...
HCPC registrant avoids suspension

Misconduct in Fitness to Practise

Misconduct in Fitness to Practise In order to understand misconduct, you must firstly understand what fitness to practise means.  Whilst each healthcare regulator’s definition is different in certain respects, generally speaking, fitness to practise means that a...