One for Joe - European doctors three times more likely to be struck off

[Dedworth]

I'm not defending any doctors dedworth, whether they be British, European or an img, they should all be treated the same, and from the stats they are not

dedworth did you read what i posted about the csa exam, do you understand or do i have to explain it to you

The CSA exam is a red herring - the facts are that proportionately compared with UK medics the disciplinary hearings find more Euro and rest of world (mainly african, arab and indian sub continent) "Doctors" totally unfit to practice

[joebloggs]

The CSA exam is a red herring - the facts are that proportionately compared with UK medics the disciplinary hearings find more Euro and rest of world (mainly african, arab and indian sub continent) "Doctors" totally unfit to practice

what are you talking about red herring, its a fact that for no clear reason non British GP's are failing this test and the GMC\RCGP do not have a reason why ? , they probably don't have a reason why only 10% of British doctors are only struck off

no dedworth British doctors are getting away with not getting struck off , simple as


for an unbiased record look at the facts, look here dedworth and tell me what proportion are British doctors and nurses from the total number on the first page ??

http://ukpaedos-exposed.com/category/doctorsnurses/

[Dedworth]

what are you talking about red herring, its a fact that for no clear reason non British GP's are failing this test and the GMC\RCGP do not have a reason why ? , they probably don't have a reason why only 10% of British doctors are only struck off

re CSA

It is a red herring Joe because it has naff all to do with disciplinary procedures for Doctors already practicing in the UK

If you are born, brought up and educated in the UK you will find this CSA test easier to pass, if the same Brit goes to Pakistan and took their exam (if they even have one ) designed for GPs to practice there they would find it harder to pass.

[joebloggs]

re CSA

It is a red herring Joe because it has naff all to do with disciplinary procedures for Doctors already practicing in the UK

If you are born, brought up and educated in the UK you will find this CSA test easier to pass, if the same Brit goes to Pakistan and took their exam (if they even have one ) designed for GPs to practice there they would find it harder to pass.

as usual your wrong dedworth, if you had read what i had posted you would have a bit of a clue

the judge said that the gmc\rcgp had done nothing about the pass rate, and if it was brought b4 a court at appeal, it might be considered as a breach of duty by the gmc\rcgp if they don't do something.so its clear there is something wrong

many people who failed it had done the exact training as British doctors, the fact is they cannot find a reason why shows its and they are discriminated against.

funny you have not mentioned anything about the link i posted , concerning British doctors and nurses who are child abusers , not many foreign names there

[Dedworth]

as usual your wrong dedworth, if you had read what i had posted you would have a bit of a clue

the judge said that the gmc\rcgp had done nothing about the pass rate, and if it was brought b4 a court at appeal, it might be considered as a breach of duty by the gmc\rcgp if they don't do something.so its clear there is something wrong

many people who failed it had done the exact training as British doctors, the fact is they cannot find a reason why shows its and they are discriminated against.

funny you have not mentioned anything about the link i posted , concerning British doctors and nurses who are child abusers , not many foreign names there

Not commented on Joe as it is not covered by this thread which is about the high incidence of foreign doctors appearing before disciplinary panels

TBH they should make it harder for foreigners to pass this exam it would reduce the numbers of them up before the beaks

We need more to be done to train up British medics and have pay/conditions that makes them want to work for the NHS then we wouldn't have to rely on imports of which a fair few appear substandard

And by the way the occupation classification in your paedo exposed website is a bit light along with Drs & Nurses we have teachers, clergymen, social workers, scout masters, company directors, councillors, judges. Where are the muslim taxi drivers, takeaway owners, drug dealers, shopkeepers, imans ? I think we should be told

[joebloggs]

Not commented on Joe as it is not covered by this thread which is about the high incidence of foreign doctors appearing before disciplinary panels

TBH they should make it harder for foreigners to pass this exam it would reduce the numbers of them up before the beaks

We need more to be done to train up British medics and have pay/conditions that makes them want to work for the NHS then we wouldn't have to rely on imports of which a fair few appear substandard

well its obvious dedworth these British doctors and nurses must have appeared before disciplinary panels and looking at the website there is a high incidence of British ones being there