Superintendent’s FtP restored after patient data, methadone and syringe ‘fly-tipped’

The General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) has found that the fitness to practice (FtP) of a pharmacist who was in charge when patient confidentiality was breached by the “fly-tipping” of medical waste in an “unsecure location” is “no longer impaired”.

Fly tipping
The registrant was found to have “compromised public safety by permitting controlled drugs, syringe(s) and other medication to be fly-tipped in a public accessible space”

Latest from Regulation

More from News