Sentence examples for deficient professional from inspiring English sources

Freddy Patel, the pathologist who conducted the first postmortem on Ian Tomlinson, has been found guilty by a medical tribunal of misconduct, deficient professional performance and dishonesty.

In 2010, Patel was suspended from practising for three months after a panel found him guilty of misconduct or "deficient professional performance" in other cases.

Dr Freddy Patel acted with "deficient professional performance" over his postmortem investigation into the death of Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests, a medical tribunal has concluded.

Last summer, Patel was suspended from practising for three months after the GMC found him guilty of misconduct or "deficient professional performance" in other cases.

The panel has already found him guilty of misconduct and deficient professional performance in relation to Tomlinson's postmortem and has reviewed other errors for which Patel had been given suspensions by earlier panels.

"Having considered everything before it the panel has determined that your fitness to practise … is impaired by reason of misconduct and deficient professional performance in the case of Mr Tomlinson".

In this multicentre study, two-thirds of preterm infants and their mothers had serum 25(OH D concentrations <50 nmol/L, a value considered deficient by some professional bodies. 1 Interestingly, the odds of a serum 25(OH D level <50 nmol/L was increased 2.6-fold in infants born <28 weeks PMA than at 28 32 weeks.

(Note to reader: I am not claiming that all individuals in the above referenced professional capacities are deficient, but such deficiency is sufficiently common and can have substantial impact on families, as attested to in numerous writings by parents and others).

There are many, many reasons why health care spending has become such a huge national burden, including overtesting, the aging and weight gain of the populace, poor communication among health care professionals and deficient information about what treatments are most effective.

It is possible that this non-adherence is due to inadequate supervision from mental health professionals and deficient mental health care system within prison facilities.

All participants stressed that there was a lack of exchange of information, even communicating information towards professionals was deficient.