An inquiry into the fitness to practise of an optometrist who is alleged by the General Optical Council to have told a patient in pain she was too busy to see her will take place on December 8, 2010.
An inquiry into the fitness to practise of an optometrist who is alleged by the General Optical Council to have told a patient in pain she was too busy to see her will take place on December 8, 2010.
In a consultation on August 28 2008, Carla Jane Ramanah is alleged to have failed to exercise sufficient care to ensure that she used the appropriate contact lens solution prior to inserting a contact lens. The GOC said that after the patient had put the lens in her left eye, Ramanah did not personally irrigate the eye or adequately advise her how to irrigate the eye.
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