A tribunal determining the doctor's fitness to practice is underway
A doctor is alleged to have mistreated nine patients, which include inappropriately prescribing drugs and allowing examinations to be done by staff who were not adequately trained. A tribunal at the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service in Manchester is determining if these allegations mean the doctor's fitness to practice is impaired by reason of misconduct.
READ MORE: Doctor's fitness to practice still impaired after failing to treat patients at King's Mill Hospital On May 16 2016, Dr Nyatsuro has admitted that he failed to ensure Patient B was adequately assessed and had vaginal swabs taken by a medical practitioner with the appropriate training and experience.
Dr Nyatsuro has admitted he failed to make an adequate record in why he prescribed Chloramphenicol, but it's to be determined if this was the case for Lansoprazole. He has admitted that he failed to ensure an adequate medical history was recorded, failed to conduct an adequate examination of the patient's eye, inappropriately prescribed Chloramphenicol and failed to make an adequate record of the consultation.
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