Dr Jenny Vaughan, DAUK\u2019s Law and Policy officer writes for the BMJ about the case which has rocked medicine more than any other in recent times. Read her analysis as the case draws to its conclusion.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cWhen the General Medical Council (GMC) appealed for her to be struck off the medical register<\/a>, it lit the blue touch paper for a whole generation of doctors working in very challenging conditions across the country. Many of these doctors were simply not prepared to accept the High Court\u2019s subsequent verdict<\/a> in January 2018 that Bawa-Garba should be erased from the medical register. And while the GMC\u2019s appeal was initially successful, its pyrrhic victory was to be short lived. An unprecedented crowdfunding appeal raised more than \u00a3350 000 for Bawa-Garba to hire a new legal team and launch an appeal. In August 2018 the appeal court rejected the High Court\u2019s decision<\/a> to allow the GMC to erase Bawa-Garba\u2019s name from the medical register.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n Read the full article here:<\/p>\n\n\n\n