Boundary Violation

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Case comment on College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario v Nahvi, 2024 ONPSDT 31 (Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal), accepting joint submission for permanent resignation in surreptitious-drugging case. On the DDU standard, the resignation + permanent undertaking framework, and the parallel regulatory, criminal, and civil tracks. By Paul Cahill, LSO Certified Specialist in Civil Litigation.

CPSO v Nahvi: Drugging of a Patient/Employee, Cover-Up, and Permanent Resignation

OPSDT accepts joint submission for permanent resignation after physician surreptitiously drugged a patient/employee with Rohypnol and Lorazepam, then self-administered to evade detection.

December 23, 2024

Case comment on College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario v Iannantuono, 2023 ONPSDT 20, on an 18-month licence suspension for sexual misconduct against an ultrasound technician at the physician's hospital. By Paul Cahill, LSO Certified Specialist in Civil Litigation.

CPSO v Iannantuono: A Boundary Violation Against a Hospital Coworker

A general surgeon was suspended for 18 months after sexual misconduct against an ultrasound technician at his hospital, with a prior discipline history weighing heavily.

September 2, 2023

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Boundary Violation

CPSO v Nahvi: Drugging of a Patient/Employee, Cover-Up, and Permanent Resignation

CPSO v Iannantuono: A Boundary Violation Against a Hospital Coworker

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