A Medical Practitioners Tribunal found cosmetic surgeon Dr Christopher Inglefield misled a serious incident review meeting.
His actions were found to be dishonest.
'The tribunal found that, at a serious incident review meeting on 16 November 2018 with the Phoenix Hospital Group, Dr Inglefield stated that his practice (London Bridge Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Clinic) had informed the Care Quality Commission (CQC) of a serious clinical incident, which occurred on 7 August 2018. The tribunal found that Dr Inglefield knew that, at the time of the meeting, the CQC had not been informed and that his actions were dishonest.
The tribunal has found Dr Inglefield’s fitness to practise to be impaired by reason of his misconduct. The tribunal will reconvene to consider what sanction, if any, to impose on Dr Inglefield’s registration.'
www.mpts-uk.org/hearings-and-decisions/medical-practitioners-tribunals/dr-christopher-inglefield-oct-22
tribunal tweets has requested more info:
twitter.com/tribunaltweets/status/1581627254609936390
They also note:
'In 2016, Dr Inglefield was given a 5 year written warning for repeated failure to properly complete surgical consent forms. He failed to record details & made revisions forms that weren't countersigned by the patient, who had a series of cosmetic breast procedures.'
We've had threads on Mr Inglefield before:
www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/3503170-Womb-transplants-for-trans-women-are-a-human-right-says-surgeon
Pic attached of the doctor with two patients.