Author

Number of items: 36.
2026
  • The Interaction Between Punitive and Protective Suspension Orders for UK Doctors. (2026) Cathal Thomas Gallagher, Marta Kaczmarek and David H. Reissner
    • 2025
  • The need for an official statistical analysis of the General Pharmaceutical Council’s annual Registration Assessment. (2025) Cathal Thomas Gallagher picture_as_pdf
  • Two nations separated by a common goal: comparing the severity of penalties against doctors at disciplinary hearings in the United States and United Kingdom. (2025) Cathal Thomas Gallagher and Rebecca Haw Allensworth
  • Doctors Playing Lawyers: Lessons for Professional Regulation in Crisis. (2025) Rebecca Haw Allensworth and Cathal T. Gallagher
    • 2024
  • COVID-denial Invites License Revocation in the UK. (2024) Cathal T. Gallagher and David H. Reissner
  • Job titles in health care should be in service of patient safety, not status elevation. (2024) Cathal T Gallagher
    • 2023
  • Measuring moral development in the pharmacy profession from undergraduate to established practitioner: a decadal longitudinal study. (2023) Cathal T Gallagher and Waseeat O D Kareem-Alliu
    • 2022
  • The Concept of Dishonesty in British Medical Discipline. (2022) Cathal T. Gallagher and David H. Reissner
  • The Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001: A case study in poor legislative drafting. (2022) Cathal Thomas Gallagher
  • Disciplinary Action Against UK Health Professionals for Sexual Misconduct: A Matter of Reputational Damage or Public Safety? (2022) Cathal T. Gallagher, Jeta Thaci, Georgina Saadalla, Nasteha Mohamed, Murwo M. Ismail, Thelma Gossel, Melissa Attopley and Cathal Thomas Gallagher
    • 2021
  • Simplifying the legal management of controlled drugs as medicines in the UK. (2021) Cathal T Gallagher
  • Conflicting regulations on medicines and controlled drugs may expose pharmacists to criminal liability. (2021) Cathal Gallagher
  • UK non-medical CD prescribing law: permissive or restrictive? (2021) Cathal Gallagher
  • Factors associated with severity of sanctions among pharmacy professionals facing disciplinary proceedings. (2021) Cathal Gallagher
    • 2020
  • Moral distress among community pharmacists: causes and achievable remedies. (2020) Jayne L. Astbury and Cathal T. Gallagher
  • Doctor or drug dealer? International legal provisions for the legitimate handling of drugs of abuse. (2020) Cathal Gallagher, Sanaa Atik, Libin Isse and Sanpreet Mann
    • 2019
  • Fit to practise? Processes for dealing with misconduct among pharmacists in Australia, Canada, the UK and US. (2019) Cathal T. Gallagher, Fatma Mukhtar, Toorpakiy Sarfaraz and Betty Chaar
  • The Legal Underpinnings of Medical Discipline in Common Law Jurisdictions. (2019) Cathal T Gallagher, Kasim Hussain, Jessica D P White and Betty Chaar description
    • 2017
  • One eye of the future, one eye on the past: the UK General Optical Council’s approach to fitness to practise. (2017) Cathal T Gallagher and Chhayal Dhokia
  • Dispersing the Mists: An Experimental History of Medicine Study into the Quality of Volatile Inhalations. (2017) Barry Murnane, Cathal Gallagher, Noel Snell, Mark Sanders, Ramin Moshksar and Darragh Murnane picture_as_pdf
  • Development and validation of a questionnaire to measure moral distress in community pharmacists. (2017) Jayne L Astbury and Cathal T Gallagher
    • 2015
  • A retrospective analysis of the GDC's performance against its newly-approved fitness to practise guidance. (2015) C. T. Gallagher and A. I. De Souza picture_as_pdf
  • Eram, ergo sum? : A 1-year retrospective study of General Pharmaceutical Council fitness to practise hearings. (2015) C. T. Gallagher, Victoria A. M. Greenland and Adrienne C. Hickman
  • The issue of moral distress in community pharmacy practice : background and research agenda. (2015) Jayne L. Astbury, Cathal T. Gallagher and Richard O'Neill
  • Impairment and sanction in Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service fitness to practise proceedings. (2015) Cathal T. Gallagher and Carmel L. Foster
    • 2014
  • Undergraduate research involving human subjects should not be granted ethical approval unless it is likely to be of publishable quality. (2014) C. T. Gallagher, L. J. McDonald and N. P. McCormack
  • Perceived stress levels among undergraduate pharmacy students in the UK. (2014) C. T. Gallagher, A. N. V. Mehta, R. Selvan, I. B. Mirza, P. Radia, N. S. Bharadia and G. Hitch
    • 2013
  • The fox and the grapes : an Anglo-Irish perspective on conscientious objection to the supply of emergency hormonal contraception without prescription. (2013) C. T. Gallagher, A Holton, L.J. McDonald and P.J. Gallagher
  • Human medicines: the licensing system. (2013) C. T. Gallagher
  • Responding to symptoms and history-taking. (2013) J. Purvis and C. T. Gallagher
  • Controlled drugs. (2013) C. T. Gallagher
    • 2012
  • Analysis of enquiries to the National Pharmacy Association following major changes to controlled drug legislation in the UK. (2012) C. T. Gallagher, A.C. Hickman, L. Hannbeck and R. W. Flynn picture_as_pdf
  • 5,6-Methylenedioxy-2-aminoindane : from laboratory curiosity to 'legal high'. (2012) C. T. Gallagher, S. Assi, J. L. Stair, S. Fergus, Ornella Corazza, John Corkery and Fabrizio Schifano
    • 2011
  • Assessment of levels of moral reasoning in pharmacy students at different stages of the undergraduate curriculum. (2011) C. T. Gallagher picture_as_pdf
  • Building on Bloom : A paradigm for teaching pharmacy law and ethics from the UK. (2011) C. T. Gallagher
    • 2010
  • Classification, location and legitimacy of web-based suppliers of Viagra to the UK. (2010) C. T. Gallagher picture_as_pdf
    • This list was generated on Sat May 23 02:29:23 2026 BST.