‘Possible cheating’ during June registration assessment, GPhC reveals

There were five allegations of cheating during this June’s registration assessment, the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) has revealed. 

There were five misconduct allegations this June, two last June and no cases in November 2022

All five of the misconduct allegations raised over this June’s registration exam “related to possible cheating”, the GPhC revealed in its October board meeting minutes published earlier this week (November 6).

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Kate Bowie joined C+D as a digital reporter in August 2023 after graduating from a master’s in journalism at City, University of London. She began covering the primary care beat at the end of 2022, when she carried out several health investigations focused on staffing issues, NHS funding and health inequalities.

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