conditional registration

conditional registration

A so-called transitional arrangement, which the UK’s General Medical Council (GMC) may impose on a doctor for up to 3 years under:
(1) The GMC's Preliminary Proceedings Committee and Professional Conduct Committee (Procedure) Rules 1988, for the finding of serious professional misconduct;
(2) The GMC's (Professional Performance) Rules 1997, for the finding of serious deficient performance; or
(3) The GMC's Health Committee (Procedure) Rules Order of Council 1987–97, for the finding that a doctor's fitness to practise is seriously impaired by reason of his or her physical or mental condition.
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Mr Stewart, from Caerphilly, was given a Conditional Registration Order which will last until May.
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The Discipline Committee ordered that the member is eligible to apply for a conditional registration.
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Sturgeon replied that the General Teaching Council for Scotland have introduced provisional conditional registration, which allows teachers qualified outside Scotland to take up a post while they work towards meeting minimum requirements.
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A conditional registration order was imposed meaning he can continue in the profession but must declare the details of the order to future employers.
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The company is in the process of obtaining approval from the federal Environmental Protection Agency for this product and anticipates getting conditional registration next year, Geiger said.
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Reviewing his suspension, the MPTS panel said their response had to weigh the public's interest against his, ruling that a period of conditional registration was appropriate and proportionate.
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The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service put both doctors under conditional registration orders.
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com/products-and-services/pure-by-heiq antimicrobil-textile-effects) Swiss company HeiQ a conditional registration for its nanosilver product in 2011, allowing it onto the market while further toxicity studies were conducted.
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The panel noted that, in more than four years and three separate sanctions, including a period of three years' conditional registration, you have failed to engage with the expectations of your regulatory body and follow the advice and recommendations of those who sought to assist you.
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The EPA's own documents show that this study was critical to both conditional registration and full registration, but caught in their perfidy, they chose to simply disregard the failure, and clothianidin has now been on the market for nine growing seasons and has not met the requirements for registration.
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