Doc who 'examined patients' vaginas without medical reason, consent, or gloves' faces punishment after High Court decision
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The General Medical Council (GMC) successfully appealed against the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS)’s decision to clear Dr Raied Haris of being sexually motivated while intimately examining two patients without good reason.
The High Court, which was told Dr Haris touched the vaginas of two women without clinical reason, consent, or wearing gloves while working at an out-of-hours service in Morecambe and in the minor injuries unit at Leeds General Infirmary, said the tribunal “fell plainly into error in this case” and ordered it to find him guilty.
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Hide AdA panel will now meet early next month to decide on a punishment, papers showed.

