READ MORE: Doctor's fitness to practice still impaired after failing to treat patients at King's Mill HospitalĪccording to a MPTS document detailing the allegations, on April 4 2016, Dr Nyatsuro has admitted he was responsible for the care of Patient A and a consultation took place when prochlorperazine (an anti-sickness medicine) was prescribed and he failed to ensure an adequate record was made of the consultation. Dr Nyatsuro has admitted to some allegations, but others are to be determined by the tribunal. The tribunal started on Monday (June 27), and is expected to last until July 12. Dr Nyatsuro was practicing in Nottingham at the time, and his primary medical qualification is from the University of Zimbabwe. The allegations are against Dr Sylvester Nyatsuro during a period from Apto May 16 2016. A tribunal at the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) in Manchester is determining if these allegations mean the doctor's fitness to practice is impaired by reason of misconduct.
A doctor is alleged to have mistreated nine patients, which include inappropriately prescribing drugs and allowing examinations to be done by staff who were not adequately trained.
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