Our daughter died in error
To lose a child is so very painful. It is not the right order of this world. However, to lose a child and then discover … Read more
Judge rules against BMA
We are disappointed to hear the judge ruled against the BMA in their judicial review of the GMC, over the use of the term ‘medical … Read more
Has the GMC breached its duty of candour in our court case?
In a judicial review case like ours, both sides are under an important legal obligation to be open with the Court and each other. This … Read more
LEGAL UPDATE – PA safety data is admissible in court
The GMC has attempted to blindfold the court to important new evidence, and prevent us from responding to its lead witness. And it has failed. … Read more
Doctor replacement in general practice
Your FAQs on our upcoming court case against the GMC answered! The issue of doctor replacement by PAs in primary care is explained – and how our case will stop it.
Spread awareness
There are still many doctors that are unaware of our legal case. We are keen to spread awareness and get more support (and more donations … Read more
Time for the Colleges to get off the fence?
With only 9 weeks to go, is it time for the Medical Royal Colleges and Specialist Societies to get off the fence? Now that we … Read more
No evidence of patient safety
The University of Oxford study published in the BMJ demonstrated the lack of evidence that Physician Associates (PAs) were safe, and found no data that showed … Read more
Emergency Medicine College tightens the rules on supervision
Strict new rules on supervision of Physician Associates (PAs) in A&E have been issued by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM). The requirements are … Read more
Another coroner demands action
Another coroner has demanded action, after the death of an elderly lady seen by an unsupervised Physician Associate in A&E was sent home without a … Read more