Saturday 24 September 2022 11:41 PM GP who prays for patients refutes NHS chiefs' orders to attend course for ... trends now
Saturday 24 September 2022 11:41 PM GP who prays for patients refutes NHS chiefs' orders to attend course for ... trends now
GP who prays for his patients refutes NHS chiefs' 'outrageous attempt at humiliation' as he is ordered to attend an £1,800 education course designed for alleged sex-pest doctors (despite being CLEARED by a separate watchdog probe) Dr Richard Scott, 62, could now lose job over his 'spiritual care' to patients He refused to attend the three-day 'maintaining professional boundaries' course Doctor was 'outraged' by course he said was designed for 'sexual miscreants' In 2019 a 'highly vulnerable' patient 'felt discomfort at the use of prayer'
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A GP who offers to pray for patients has been ordered by NHS bosses to attend an education course designed for doctors facing allegations of having sex with patients.
Dr Richard Scott, 62, who is not accused of sexual misconduct or inappropriate physical contact with patients, refused to undergo the three-day ‘maintaining professional boundaries’ course, accusing health chiefs of an ‘outrageous’ attempt to ‘humiliate’ him.
He faces losing his job amid the row over his practice of offering ‘spiritual care’ to patients suffering from depression, anxiety or addiction.
In 2019 the
