Medical Council

Fitness to Practise Committee finds Dr Syed Waqas Ali Bukhari guilty of professional misconduct and says his conduct was ‘disgraceful’

Dublin GP Marcus de Brun also found guilty of professional misconduct over attendance and comments at a public rally during pandemic

Doctor allegedly posted tweets critical of Covid-19 public health policy during pandemic

UK oncology professor said it was ‘absolutely not’ wrong for Dr William Ralph to question public health guidelines

The case arises from two gardaí’s involvement in arresting a juvenile in November 2018

Amirul Mohd Yunos is currently serving an 8½-year sentence after pleading guilty to multiple charges

Ian Drennan ‘suggested’ Yvonne Clancy for role tackling ‘toxic’ workplace

Advance interrogation of identified risks in a transparent manner trumps a late statutory inquiry that ought not to have happened

Dr William Ralph alleged to have made large number of posts critical of several aspects of pandemic policies

‘Rather than waiting for the end of life to find meaning, I believe a more helpful question is what it is to live a meaningful life’

GP agrees with submissions by Medical Council chief executive that he will be censured

Ruth Coppinger calls for intervention by Minister for Health to ensure student finishes medical degree without further delay

Albina Maksimiuk undertook to maintain accurate records of consultations and to maintain thorough patient histories

Dr Albina Maksimiuk inappropriately prescribed medication while working at Dublin clinics, fitness-to-practise inquiry hears

Chasib Al-Maliky allegedly practised without adequate professional insurance for 10 years, Medical Council inquiry hears

Dr Marcus de Brun faces 10 allegations at Medical Council fitness-to-practise hearing

It was also alleged that during the consultation the doctor asked the patient for her number, calling her later that evening

Professional misconduct and poor performance have been proven against surgeon Ashish Uday Lal

Report outlined various issues, with some staff waiting months to be paid and the wrong doctors being appointed to posts

Jessica Sheedy (18) had to gone to University Hospital Limerick to remove benign tumour from abdomen

Majority of Irish graduates working overseas are in Australia, Medical Council report shows

Dr Thomas Kwan injected his mother’s partner with a poison in a row over an inheritance

Ophthalmologist obtained Irish licence shortly after colleagues in a Norwegian hospital made formal complaints about him

British Medical Journal article cites security and privacy breaches as another risk posed by tech

Teenager later had testicle removed and infant was found to have meningitis, Medical Council hears

It was also alleged that Dr Alicia Marton Martinez failed to diagnose testicular torsion in teenage boy

Dr Asif Ali among 11 practitioners who faced serious sanctions in UK but remained registererd in Ireland

Dr Eltayeb Elkhabir practised without adequate professional indemnity cover

Technology is increasingly being used across the health system, particularly in medical imaging and diagnostics

Dr Eltayeb Elkhabir is accused of failing to inform an employer of conditions attached to his registration

Fitness-to-practise committee hears multiple complaints against locum hired to fill in at clinic for less than a week

Wide disparity exists in how much information medical regulators in Europe share with populace

Doctor agreed to complete a prescribing course before returning to practise medicine

Committee makes findings of poor professional practise against Dr Jaroslaw Krzyzanowski

Medical Council has legitimate and reasonable concerns for public, High Court judge says

Micheál Martin: Onus lies on body to be ‘proactive’ in professional regulation of members

Doctor is facing fitness-to-practise panel over allegations including poor professional performance

Medical Council concerned at overprescribing of highly addictive medicines such as benzodiazepines

Dr Khalid Jaber ‘displayed poor professional performance and professional misconduct’, a Medical Council fitness-to-practise committee has determined

Comdt Fiachra Lambe was formally admitted as a member of the Faculty of Military Medicine in Ireland following graduation at McKee Barracks in Dublin