Public Record–Document Associations

This Published Document is associated as a Supporting document to the Clinical Episode. The authoritative source for this Canonical Record remains the original Croom Admission – 19 June 2018 Published Document. This document provides additional evidence relating to the same clinical episode.

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Confirms that Darren Smith of the Medical Council of Ireland viewed the encrypted message sent on 27 November 2020, preserving evidence of recipient access within the complaint communication chronology.

Official Medical Council correspondence recording the Preliminary Proceedings Committee’s opinion that there was not sufficient cause to warrant further action in relation to complaint C397/19. The document preserves this procedural stage within the complaint chronology and should be read separately from the Medical Council’s subsequent decision.

Secure File Transfer notification accompanying Medical Council correspondence dated 25 November 2020. Documents the encrypted delivery mechanism used for correspondence relating to complaint reference C397/19.

Documents the secure electronic transmission of Medical Council correspondence on 25 November 2020. Preserved independently from the attached letter to maintain communication provenance and administrative chronology.

Documents that the encrypted Medical Council correspondence was viewed by the intended recipient, preserving communication provenance within the complaint chronology.

Preserves Section 59 of the Medical Practitioners Act 2007 as the statutory framework governing the Preliminary Proceedings Committee’s handling of complaints. This legislative reference provides legal context for the associated procedural correspondence without constituting case-specific evidence.

Reply acknowledging receipt of the Medical Council’s secure communication relating to complaint reference C397/19. Preserves the continuity of correspondence within the complaint chronology without extending the evidential scope of the accompanying documents.

Official Medical Council correspondence documenting that the Preliminary Proceedings Committee directed a notice under Section 59(7) of the Medical Practitioners Act 2007 in relation to complaint reference C397/19. This document records a formal procedural step within the complaint process and preserves the associated statutory context.

Documents the secure electronic transmission of Medical Council correspondence relating to complaint reference C397/19. Establishes the provenance, sender, recipient, transmission date, and existence of the accompanying official correspondence, independent of the contents of the attached letter.

Supporting correspondence associated with the Medical Council complaint chronology. This communication notifies the assigned case worker of a counselling appointment arranged during the complaint process and preserves its contextual relationship to the public record without extending the evidential scope of either object.

Supporting financial and administrative evidence associated with the Medical Council complaint chronology. This receipt independently confirms attendance at a Doctor 365 consultation on 14 April 2020 and preserves its contextual relationship to the public record without extending the evidential scope of either object.

Supporting pharmacy dispensing evidence associated with the Medical Council complaint chronology. This document independently records the dispensing of the prescribed medication on 14 April 2020 and preserves its contextual relationship to the public record without extending the evidential scope of either object.

Supporting financial and administrative evidence associated with the Medical Council complaint chronology. This receipt independently confirms attendance at a Doctor 365 consultation on 14 April 2020 and preserves its contextual relationship to the public record without extending the evidential scope of either object.

Supporting clinical prescription associated with the Medical Council complaint chronology. This published copy preserves the contemporaneous prescription and its transmission as supporting material within the complaint process without extending the evidential scope of either object.

Supporting financial and administrative evidence linked to the Medical Council complaint chronology. This receipt independently confirms payment for an injection service on 2 April 2020 and preserves its contextual relationship to the public record without extending the evidential scope of either object.

Supporting clinical evidence linked to the Medical Council complaint chronology. This document preserves contextual provenance and should be interpreted within its own evidential boundaries.

Automatic reply issued by the Medical Council of Ireland acknowledging receipt of the submitted correspondence.

* Printed administrative information (the receipt itself), and * Handwritten annotations added afterwards.

Facet Joint Injection - Patient Information Leaflet

Associated as evidence inventory during record assembly.

Email correspondence associated with this record.

Automated notification confirming that the encrypted correspondence relating to complaint C397/19 was viewed through the Medical Council’s secure messaging service.

Confirmation from the complainant that the email dated 27 January 2020 should be considered as part of complaint C397/19, acknowledging that it could be provided to Pro Dominic Harmon for his information.