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Foreign doctors and sex assaults.

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youkiddingme · 14/07/2019 17:30

Foreign doctors are revealed to be behind 60% of all sex assaults on patients - but NHS wants fewer of them taken to disciplinary hearings

They accounted for 23 of 38 proven incidents in the past three years, according to figures obtained by The Mail on Sunday. Allegations include indecent behaviour, sexual assault and even rape.

‘It is not acceptable that if you come from some backgrounds, you are more likely to enter the formal disciplinary process, stay in it longer and have more career-limiting outcomes. We must change this and quickly.’

it suggested not enough was being done to help BME doctors, with some feeling ‘isolated’ or as if they were ‘treated as outsiders

Now I don't for a second want to raise nasty racial prejudices, but if these are PROVEN cases - shouldn't the emphasis be on making sure ALL offenders are prosecuted, and patients thoroughly protected, not on the careers of the poor doctors, whatever their ethnicity?

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7244791/Foreign-doctors-revealed-60-sex-assaults-patients.html

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FormerMediocreMale · 14/07/2019 18:05

*precious

IStillMissBlockbuster · 14/07/2019 18:05

Does that suggest that women are less likely to complain about white doctors or that white doctors are less likely to get taken to disciplinary I wonder?

FormerMediocreMale · 14/07/2019 18:04

The NHS dont want cases of sexual and assault and even rape that can be proven taken to disciplinary hearings! Good take the fuckers straight to court instead, see how nicely a bit of time inside improves their previous career prospects, where ever they come from.

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truthisarevolutionaryact · 14/07/2019 18:01

Tbh, I think the 'foreign doctors' is a smokescreen. This is really about the risk that some men (too many men) pose to women and children.

MockerstheFeManist · 14/07/2019 17:57

"Foreign-Trained doctors"

Many of whom are UK Nationals who couldn't get into UK med schools.

iklboo · 14/07/2019 17:57

The NHS might want fewer taken to the disciplinary process but the GMC & MPTS might have a different opinion.

Juells · 14/07/2019 17:53

Yeah but no but yeah but it's mainly women and children who are assaulted. Not anyone as important as a doctor.

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