What will the NMC investigate

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What will the NMC investigate?

Welcome to Regulation Resolution, your leading destination for expert legal defence strategies tailored to nurses and midwives undergoing Fitness to Practise investigations by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). Our dedicated team recognizes the gravity of these allegations and is committed to navigating the proceedings with unparalleled expertise, ensuring the protection of your professional standing and reputation.

Explore Our Specialised Defence Strategies:

Criminal Conviction/Caution:

Facing accusations related to criminal convictions or cautions demands a strategic legal approach. At Regulation Resolution, our experts conduct meticulous analyses, crafting a defence strategy that showcases rehabilitation efforts and underscores your commitment to professional development. Trust us to safeguard your reputation and ensure a fair assessment by the NMC.

General Misconduct:

Allegations of general misconduct can have widespread consequences. Our legal defence involves a thorough examination of evidence, challenging the validity of accusations, and presenting a fair representation of facts. Regulation Resolution strategically minimises the impact on your professional standing, building a compelling case that emphasises your dedication to ethical practice.

Inappropriate Professional Boundaries:

Maintaining professional boundaries is paramount, and accusations of inappropriate conduct demand a nuanced legal approach. Our defence strategy includes a detailed analysis of alleged boundary violations, presenting a case that demonstrates your adherence to ethical standards and emphasises corrective measures implemented within your practice.

Deficient Professional Performance:

Accusations related to deficient professional performance demand a proactive legal defence. Regulation Resolution collaborates closely with expert witnesses and industry professionals to assess your skills and knowledge. Our strategy highlights ongoing professional development initiatives, showcasing your capability to deliver safe and effective care to patients.

Allegations of Dishonesty:

Integrity is crucial in the healthcare profession, and accusations of dishonesty can be damaging. Our legal defence involves a meticulous examination of evidence, challenging the credibility of allegations. We work to demonstrate your commitment to transparency and ethical practice, aiming to protect your professional reputation.

Making Clinical Diagnosis Outside of Expertise:

Accusations of making clinical diagnoses outside of your expertise demand a targeted legal defence. Regulation Resolution collaborates with medical experts to assess your capabilities, presenting a robust case that highlights adherence to your scope of practice. We aim to demonstrate your commitment to providing care within your expertise.

Substance Misuse or Other Health Concerns:

Accusations related to substance misuse or health concerns require a sensitive yet strategic legal defence. Our team addresses the allegations while emphasising your commitment to personal well-being and patient safety. Regulation Resolution aims to minimise the impact on your professional standing and ensure a fair assessment by the NMC.

How long do NMC Investigations Take?

NMC Investigation times vary, but are usually several months to conclusion and sometimes even years. This is not necessarily a reflection on the possible outcome but more on the volume of NMC Investigations. There are ways to utilise the delay to best support your case, and Regulation Resolution can assist with this. 

Consider the case’s complexity, as it often directly correlates with the length of the NMC investigation.

Typically, investigations last no less than three months. An exception might include a situation involving a single criminal conviction (e.g., criminal damage) unrelated to workplace matters, where the NMC only needs to obtain a certificate of conviction and a case summary.

Complexity increases when there are multiple allegations, a wide variety of allegations, numerous potential witnesses, the need for medical testing, multiple defendants, media attention, sexual allegations, vulnerable witnesses, interactions with other agencies (e.g., police or coroner), and concurrent disciplinary investigations.

High-profile cases with significant media attention and involving numerous registrants can extend over several years. In most cases, investigations are concluded within a timeframe of six to nine months. The pandemic has considerably increased the delay with some cases taking a very long time.

 In Conclusion:

At Regulation Resolution, we stand as your trusted legal partner, dedicated to resolving regulatory challenges in nursing and midwifery practice. If you or your practice is facing Fitness to Practise investigations, contact us for expert legal guidance and representation. Your professional standing and reputation are our top priorities, and we are here to navigate these challenges with precision and expertise. You can see this from a few of our success stories. 

 

 

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