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GMC interim orders panel hearings – Offering guidance and support<\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n

At Lexadeen Solicitors we have represented countless number of doctors in respect of both IOP and IOP review hearings. Our expert team made up of Solicitors, Barristers and medico-legal advisers has also been successful in challenging the conditions placed upon a doctor\u2019s registration<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

From the outset, we seek to advice a doctor on the most likely outcome of the hearing and the level of costs involved.<\/p>\n

An interim orders panel hearing<\/a> is convened in to consider whether a doctor’s registration should be restricted while allegations about their conduct are resolved.\"Interim<\/p>\n

You should be aware that the IOP has the power to suspend your registration or impose conditions upon your registration for a maximum period of 18 months. Furthermore interim orders panel review hearings are convened at regular six month intervals to review the order.<\/p>\n

When considering whether to refer a case to an IOP, GMC Case Examiners, the GMC Investigation Committee<\/a> or a fitness to practice panel, as appropriate, should take account of the following factors (as per GMC guidance):<\/p>\n