Northerner
Admin (Retired)
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
The partners at Banbury’s Horsefair surgery have
offered their full support to a GP who was featured in a national newspaper report this week after she prescribed drugs for her sister’s cat.
The Mail Online carried an article on Saturday that stated GP Liz Dawson, 35, had been reported to the General Medical Council (GMC) by a whistleblower after writing five insulin prescriptions for her sister’s cat because she thought the vet’s fees were too expensive.
The paper said Dr Dawson submitted five private prescriptions for insulin, needles and chemotherapy tablets to Cox and Robinson pharmacy in South Bar between June and December 2013.
The article said all the items were charged at cost and the prescriptions were made out ‘for use in my practice’ – despite being intended for the cat.
http://www.banburyguardian.co.uk/ne...rote-prescriptions-for-sister-s-cat-1-6171326
The Mail Online carried an article on Saturday that stated GP Liz Dawson, 35, had been reported to the General Medical Council (GMC) by a whistleblower after writing five insulin prescriptions for her sister’s cat because she thought the vet’s fees were too expensive.
The paper said Dr Dawson submitted five private prescriptions for insulin, needles and chemotherapy tablets to Cox and Robinson pharmacy in South Bar between June and December 2013.
The article said all the items were charged at cost and the prescriptions were made out ‘for use in my practice’ – despite being intended for the cat.
http://www.banburyguardian.co.uk/ne...rote-prescriptions-for-sister-s-cat-1-6171326