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BW you formed that view based on what you were reading about him
C partly
BW so what else
C we had transgender friends in common and they thought he was quite extreme
BW so that where things you learned in a social context impacted your views in the workplace
C I couldn't ignore what I knew about him. My concern was that his activism was interfering with his practice.
BW so best place to investigate concerns was NHSE,
C that's the advice I was given
BW by referring to SH trans activism, it's in the open, that's his pc
but because he's open about it, that is inappropriate
C it was how he was prescribing, he advised Dr R to prescribe for patient had never met or assessed
BW his practice and also because he was out there saying things in public, that was a problem
C I think it could create
problems in his practice
BW by describing in those terms, activist, and not experienced, are you not signposting to the reader that they should be wary of him
C not be wary, signposting them to consider the possibility, its the context.
BW you have already said that you were wary of him complaining about you, calling
C not wary or cautious, sharing the context, he did not appear to be providing EBM healthcare, why might that be, it was context, not for me to investigate
BW you are signposting and
saying inexperienced, and an activist and they brought a tribunal
C there had been accusations of transphobia
BW do you know about that tribunal
C no
BW now an email from you, setting out the second issue, SH giving evidence, you set out that you have a reasonable