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What types of offences, misconduct, or behaviours must I declare?
Things you should declare include (but are not limited to):
· All criminal offences (including warnings, stern warnings, composition fines)
· Professional misconduct in any jurisdiction(s)
· Disciplinary actions during medical school or medical practice
· Investigations and complaints by any medical regulatory authority
· Any restriction or limitation on your medical registration/practice
You do not need to declare any of the above matters if they were investigated, found to be untrue and subsequently dismissed.
When in doubt, it is better to declare than to omit.
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