Rebecca March

Khaled was instructed to represent J, a paramedic already subject to an interim conditions of practice order. Although the previous panel had assessed the risk in the case based on the evidence, Khaled successfully argued that there was in fact no proven risk to the public and that the circumstances of the case were such […]

Sequentus was instructed by three registrants, all nurses working for the Ministry of Defence, in relation to linked referrals about their practice. Although all three cases were successfully closed at screening, the referrer asked for a review of all three decisions. Following submissions and follow up by Ben, the NMC concluded that none of the […]

Khaled secured a finding of no fact proven against out client, C, a nurse who was accused of sexual assault against a vulnerable patient.C was alleged to have carried out an opportunistic assault by penetration in 2021, while the patient as experiencing a seizure. Despite a police investigation concluding that there was insufficient evidence to […]

D, a registered nurse, admitted to breaching professional boundaries by entering into a relationship with a patient he had treated. The allegations, and the harm that the former patient reported experiencing when the relationship ended, were serious in nature. With Laura’s advice and guidance, D produced a series of detailed reflections over a 12-month period, […]