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Physician found to have committed professional misconduct for substandard exams, but sexual abuse allegations dismissed.
The College alleged that the registrant physician sexually abused a female patient and failed to maintain the standard of practice during a prenatal appointment.
The Tribunal found that the registrant's examination of the patient's breasts through her clothing and his persistence in examining her spine despite her objections failed to meet the standard of practice.
The Tribunal also found that the substandard breast exam, performed without adequate consent, constituted disgraceful, dishonourable, or unprofessional conduct.
However, the Tribunal concluded that the College did not prove the allegations of sexual abuse, as the breast touching was not of a sexual nature and the evidence regarding genital touching was insufficiently reliable.
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