The Ministry of Health (MOH) is 'looking into' a Singapore Medical Council (SMC) decision to fine a psychiatrist $50,000 after he was duped into giving up a patient's information.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Ministry of Health is"looking into" a Singapore Medical Council decision to fine a psychiatrist $50,000 after he was duped into giving up a patient's information.
A ministry spokesman added it was aware of a petition started on Friday to protest against this judgment. The online petition was signed by nearly 7,000 people - many of them doctors - as of 10.30pm last night.Enjoy unlimited access to ST's best work Subscribe Now
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