Many designers have considerable difficulty preparing a competent set of standard building specifications, partly because it demands a shift of gears using a different medium to express design content using written documents instead of drawings.
Professional certification is the process of issuing a certificate formally attesting that a knowledge, know-how, skills, and competences acquired by professionals have been assessed and validated by a competent body against predefined standards.
In its latest findings, the GMC told Patel that his clinical approach was not "sufficiently in line with the required standard of a competent pathologist".
Prosecutors argued that Patel's operations were well below the standard of a competent surgeon.
This is a far cry from international fair trial standards of a "competent, independent and impartial tribunal". Under article 211(a) of Sudan's constitution, a fair trial is a non-derogable right.
Patel received a further suspension from the medical register in March 2011 for his performance in the Sally White case, which the panel deemed "irresponsible, not of the standard expected of a competent forensic pathologist and liable to bring the medical profession into disrepute".
"Your conclusions in the postmortem reports... were made without any adequate consideration of other possible modes of death, including asphyxia, and that this was irresponsible; not of the standard expected of a competent forensic pathologist when undertaking and reporting on special or forensic postmortem examination; and liable to bring the medical profession into disrepute".
The panel found that Dr Freddy Patel's reports on the death of Sally White - the first victim of Anthony Hardy, "the Camden Ripper" - in 2002 were "irresponsible, not of the standard expected of a competent forensic pathologist and liable to bring the medical profession into disrepute".
The panel found Patel's 2002 reports on the death of Sally White – the first victim of the "Camden ripper" Anthony Hardy – were "irresponsible, not of the standard expected of a competent forensic pathologist and liable to bring the medical profession into disrepute".
Earlier this week, the GMC found that Patel's 2002 reports on the death of Sally White – the first victim of Anthony Hardy, the "Camden Ripper" – were "irresponsible, not of the standard expected of a competent forensic pathologist and liable to bring the medical profession into disrepute".
