NHS Performers’ List Investigations
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Adkirk Law | Professional Regulation | NHS Performers’ List Investigations
For many healthcare professionals fitness to practise investigations start at a local level. If you are on one of the Performers List (medical, dental, ophthalmic) your ability to work in primary care and your registration on the List could be investigated and subjected to restrictions or removal from the List.
These investigations can be stressful and you might not respond in the best way yourself when you are under pressure and the matter may also end up in front of your regulator.
Here at Adkirk Law, our professional regulation and discipline solicitors are experienced in advising on matters being considered by your local area team “LAT”, Performance Advisory Group “PAG”, and the Performers Lists decision panels “PLDP”.
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We can assist you with:
- considering the disciplinary allegations submitted against you.
- helping you gather any supportive information to submit on your behalf.
- help you draft your statement/response to any disciplinary or investigation meeting.
What is the Performers List, and why does it matter?
If you’re on one of the Performers Lists (medical, dental, ophthalmic), your ability to work in primary care and your registration on the List could be investigated and subjected to restrictions or removal from the List.
Do fitness to practise investigations always start with the main regulator?
No. For many healthcare professionals, fitness to practise investigations start at a local level before potentially involving your regulator.
What bodies are involved in an NHS Performers' List investigation?
Adkirk Law’s professional regulation and discipline solicitors are experienced in advising on matters considered by your local area team (“LAT”), the Performance Advisory Group (“PAG”), and the Performers Lists decision panels (“PLDP”).
Why can NHS Performers' List investigations be difficult to handle alone?
These investigations can be stressful, and you might not respond in the best way yourself when under pressure — the matter may also end up in front of your regulator, raising the stakes further.
How does Adkirk Law help with a Performers List investigation?
We help by considering the disciplinary allegations submitted against you, gathering supportive information to submit on your behalf, and helping you draft your statement or response to any disciplinary or investigation meeting.
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