General Medical Council anf MPTS, axes of dishonesty
In my case, a witness of fact, professional witness from Bristol Children Hospital, Mr M Woodward, was produced by GMC. This Pediatric urologist didn't know how to perform revision circumcision by plastibell method. He described wrong way of the procedure and misinformed the panel. Statement of the mother of child, from Bath, belied his professional ability. That child received inaccurate, misleading and insufficient advice from this children hospital pediatric surgical team. Mr Woodward also acknowledged that a particular advice was helpful to preclude complication and hospital operation. Mr W also failed to disclose conflict of interest to the panel members. This was another example of his dishonesty in my opinion. When I informed the panel members about this conflict of interest, unfortunately, chair of the panel, Mr Donnelly, a bias and a crooked person, told a lie that Mr W was only a professional witness and therefore conflict of interest doesn't apply to him. He was ign...