Doctor struck off over boy's death allowed to return to work Hadiza Bawa-Garba, convicted over death of Jack Adcock, will be supervised for two years.
A doctor who was struck off the medical register after the death of a child and then reinstated after a battle through the courts has been told she can return to work under supervision.
Hadiza Bawa-Garba has not worked since November 2015 when a jury convicted her of gross negligence manslaughter over her treatment of six-year-old Jack Adcock, who developed sepsis and died of cardiac arrest at Leicester Royal Infirmary in February 2011. The Guardian
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A doctor who was struck off the medical register after the death of a child and then reinstated after a battle through the courts has been told she can return to work under supervision.
Hadiza Bawa-Garba has not worked since November 2015 when a jury convicted her of gross negligence manslaughter over her treatment of six-year-old Jack Adcock, who developed sepsis and died of cardiac arrest at Leicester Royal Infirmary in February 2011. The Guardian
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- Dr Hadiza BAWA-GARBA Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service
- Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba: Struck-off doctor can return to work BBC News
- Parents of six-year-old boy who died of sepsis exasperated as doctor responsible cleared to practise again The Daily Telegraph
- Blaming Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba won't protect other patients | Dolin Bhagawati The Guardian
- Where does the blame lie when something goes wrong at hospital? The Guardian
- Hadiza Bawa-Garba: Doctor guilty of child's manslaughter by negligence to return to work The Independent
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