Ambreen Malik [2021] MHLO 8 (MPT)
Fitness to practise and covert medication The Medical Practitioners Tribunal, in this misconduct case, decided that the doctor's fitness to practise was not impaired: "The Tribunal was of the view that Dr Malik was acting in the best interests of Patient A and her motivation was solely to improve the health of Patient A so he could return to the community and avoid being admitted to the PICU. The Tribunal were agreed that at the time, Dr Malik genuinely believed that the only option she had to gain the best outcome for Patient A was for covert administration of ZD."
External links
- What Do They Know, 'Dr Ambreen Zahoor MALIK GMC ref. no. 6066144 - copy of MPT determination' (FOI request, 7/10/21) - The paragraph above from the decision was taken from this page.
Full judgment: No Bailii link (neutral citation is unknown or not applicable)
Subject(s):
- Miscellaneous cases🔍
Date: 15/7/21🔍
Court: Medical Practitioners Tribunal🔍
Judicial history:
Parties:
- Ambreen Malik🔍
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What links here:
- Judgments to obtain
- Cases per year
- Dr A Malik v CAS (Cygnet) Behavioural Health Ltd [2021] UKET 2403141/2018
- Dr A Malik v Cygnet Behavioural Health Ltd (reconsideration) [2021] MHLO 7 (ET)
- Amy Fenton, 'Blackburn psychiatrist cleared of misconduct after lying about medication' (LancsLive, 20/7/21)
- Annual Review 2024
Published: 2/12/24 22:30
Cached: 2025-05-21 13:34:15
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