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Disciplinary Action Against UK Health Professionals for Sexual Misconduct: A Matter of Reputational Damage or Public Safety?
Gallagher, Cathal T.; Thaci, Jeta; Saadalla, Georgina; Mohamed, Nasteha; Ismail, Murwo M.; Gossel, Thelma; Attopley, Melissa; Thomas Gallagher, Cathal (2022-02-22)A B S T R A C T: The regulation of health care professionals in the United Kingdom (UK) falls under the authority of one of nine General Councils, each of which has a statutory duty to ensure the fitness to practice of a ... -
Fit to practise? Processes for dealing with misconduct among pharmacists in Australia, Canada, the UK and US
Gallagher, Cathal T.; Mukhtar, Fatma; Sarfaraz, Toorpakiy; Chaar, Betty (2019-10-01)In many countries with legal systems based on English common law, pharmacy regulators have a responsibility to protect, promote and maintain the health and safety of patients. Where there is a potential risk to patient ... -
Impairment and sanction in Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service fitness to practise proceedings
Gallagher, Cathal T.; Foster, Carmel L. (2015-03)The principal aims of this research were to assess whether, when imposing sanctions, the aggravating and mitigating circumstances considered by the General Medical Council are first considered when determining impairment ... -
The issue of moral distress in community pharmacy practice : background and research agenda
Astbury, Jayne L.; Gallagher, Cathal T.; O'Neill, Richard (2015-10)OBJECTIVES: Moral distress arises from situations in which the individual identifies the morally right action required, but feels unable to act accordingly due to organisational constraints within the work place. Research ... -
Moral distress among community pharmacists: causes and achievable remedies
Astbury, Jayne L.; Gallagher, Cathal T. (2020-03-01)Objectives This study aims to explore the incidence of moral distress experienced by UK community pharmacists through the deployment of a previously developed and validated survey instrument to a national sample. Methods ...