Table 5 Compelling reasons to dismiss

Patient safety

2013-63209 C

Incident during a weekend shift, concerning patient safety.

Yes

2019-6 C

Three types of incidents such as multiple faults in prescribing medication, not taking concerns of nurses seriously concerning wound care, forgot to attend to a family conversation.

Yes

2017-63269 C

2017-63284 C

Insufficient assessment of the seriousness of patient problems (knowledge from the books not being able to applicate to clinical reasoning and decision making in practice).

Yes

Yes

2017-63281 H

Two incidents risking patient safety on the ICU.

No

2016-63263 H

Complaints and missed diagnosis, behaviour during shifts.

No

2019-4 H

A pattern of dysfunctioning discarding continuity and safety of patient care.

No

2013-63211 H

Carelessness with radiation therapy leading to concerns about patient safety.

Yes

Unreliability

2016-63264 C

Forgery about attending a conference.

Yes

2012-63192 C

No show on an emergency services shift, on top of other professionalism lapses.

Yes

2013-63198 C

Resumé fraud.

Yes

Losing support from colleagues or staff

2013-63203 C

Level of performance and lack of ability to work independently at the emergency medicine services.

Yes

2013-63212 C

Incidents resulting in interruption of the rotation in emergency medicine.

Yes

2016-63255 H

Severity of deficiencies combined with untrainability regardless of a registration as medical specialist abroad.

Yes

2016-63259 H

No longer having the support of the nursing staff on the ICU after discarding promises of restricting patient contact leading to safety risks.

Yes