A consultant has been banned from treating patients after a tribunal found him guilty of sexual misconduct towards a female patient. Dr Aloaye Foy-Yamah was accused of arranging blood tests without consent and behaving inappropriately. He was suspended from the medical register for 12 months.
A consultant has been banned from treating patients after he was found to have behaved in a sexually motivated way towards a female patient.
The General Medical Council alleged that on or around November 15, 2018, Dr Foy-Yamah treated Ms A, a person with whom he had a close personal relationship. It is alleged that Dr Foy-Yamah arranged for Ms A’s blood to be tested without her knowledge or consent when it was not clinically indicated and failed to record the test in Ms A’s medical notes.
The tribunal's full determination has not yet been published as it was handed down in private due to the nature of the allegations. A redacted version will be published in due course. All you have to do to join is click on this link, select 'Join Community' and you're in. No one will be able to see your personal information in the community and you will only receive messages from the LancsLive news team. We will not spam your WhatsApp feed with constant messages, but you will receive updates from us daily with the latest stories from across the county.
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