Understanding FTP
Module 1 What is fitness to practise?
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What is fitness to practice
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Employment issues, disciplinary
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What is absolute privilege
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What rights do individual registrant's have
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Legal aid for fitness to practice cases
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Professional associations, unions and insurance
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Fitness to practise and Art 6 ECHR right to a fair trial
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Fitness to practise and Art 8 ECHR right to private and family life
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Fitness to practise and Art 3 ECHR freedom from torture or inhuman or degrading treatment
Module Assessment
Take AssessmentThe process
Module 2 The hearing process
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The stages of a fitness to practice process
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The Investigating Committee
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A substantive panel hearing an overview
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Representation and support at a panel hearing
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Representation by professional
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Evidence that can be put before a panel
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Elements of an FTP hearing evidence
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Types of hearing interim order hearings
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Types of hearing interim order review hearings
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Types of hearings part heard hearings
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Types of hearings preliminary hearings or meetings
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Types of hearings substantive hearings
Module Assessment
Take AssessmentOutcomes
Module 3 Sanctions and appeals
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An overview of sanctions
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A caution order
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Conditions of practice order
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A suspension order
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Strike order or removal from the register
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Automatic right of appeal in fitness to practise cases
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Appealing the outcome
Module Assessment
Take AssessmentModule 4 Appeals & judicial review
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An NMC fitness to practise appeal hearing the format
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Approaches to an NMC fitness to practise appeal
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Costs order in fitness to practise appeal cases
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Filing the notice of appeal
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Judicial Review in NMC fitness to practise hearings
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Powers of the appellate court in NMC fitness to practise cases
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Statutory provisions for NMC fitness to practise appeals
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The Civil Procedure Rules in NMC fitness to practise appeals and judicial review