Abstract
The decision of a fitness to practise (FtP) case that concluded comments made by a pharmacist were not antisemitic has been referred to the High Court by the body that oversees the UK’s health regulators. The Professional Standards Authority (PSA) is seeking to quash a General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) FtP committee decision to issue pharmacist Nazim Hussain Ali with a warning, following comments he made at an […]
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