Quoted in the BMJ on Dr Arora
DAUK Chair Jenny Vaughan was quoted in the BMJ over the case of Dr Arora, suspended for 'exaggerating the case for a work laptop': “The response is wildly disproportionate when…
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May 30, 2022
DAUK in The Times – Manjula Arora
Chair Jenny Vaughan: 'The screening processes at the GMC have manifestly failed', and calling for an urgent review. "Doctors felt that the actions taken by Arora “could have been me”.…
May 26, 2022
DAUK on Manjula Arora’s laptop travesty in Pulse
DAUK's Dr Jenny Vaughan in Pulse: ‘We are shocked and saddened that this case ever got to #MPTS tribunal and was referred to @gmcuk.’ ‘Why has one individual been singled…
May 26, 2022
Justice for Dr Manjula Arora
The Doctors’ Association UK are looking to gather support for a doctor recently sent to tribunal, whom we strongly suspect has been subjected to unfair treatment because, like countless others,…
Suspended for Requesting a Laptop ‘wrongly’?
DAUK has written to the Professional Standards Authority (PSA), jointly with the British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO), to demand that the case of Dr Manjula Arora is…
May 24, 2022
Why are overseas-trained NHS doctors more likely to be struck off without lawyer at disciplinary?
DAUK Chair Dr Jenny Vaughan speaking in the Guardian
May 17, 2022
DAUK PRESSES FOR GREATER NHS RACE AWARENESS AS GMC APPEALS RACISM VERDICT
PRESS RELEASE DAUK were disappointed to learn that following the successful employment tribunal of Mr Omer Karim, a renowned robotic surgeon, the General Medical Council (GMC) is appealing against the…
July 8, 2021
