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Health law [2010] UKFTT 624 (HESC)

Masabo v Secretary of State

Masabo v Secretary of State [2010] UKFTT 624 (HESC) (14 December 2010)

Tribunal dismissed a nurse’s appeal against placement on vulnerable-adult and child-protection barring lists after findings of delayed emergency response, poor records, and inconsistent accounts.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults
  • Protection of children
  • Professional misconduct
  • Suitability to work with vulnerable persons
  • Professional-misconduct
  • Vulnerable-adults
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Health law [2009] UKFTT 150 (HESC)

MK v Secretary of State

MK v Secretary of State [2009] UKFTT 150 (HESC) (10 June 2009)

The tribunal allowed appeals against inclusion on the vulnerable adults and children lists after finding a single restraint incident did not make the appellant unsuitable.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Protection of children act list
  • False imprisonment
  • Suitability to work with vulnerable persons
  • Protection-of-vulnerable-adults-list
  • Protection-of-children-act-list
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Health law [2008] UKFTT 3 (HESC)

PH v Secretary of State for Health

PH v Secretary of State for Health [2008] UKFTT 3 (HESC) (12 November 2008)

The tribunal dismissed PH’s appeals against confirmation on the PoVA and PoCA lists, finding he smoked cannabis on duty and mistreated a vulnerable adult.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Protection of children act list
  • Misconduct
  • Suitability to work with vulnerable persons
  • Employment dismissal
  • Vulnerable-adults
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