GP’s opioid prescribing dubbed ‘reprehensible’
Former pharmacist prescribed high dosages of opioids to vulnerable patients despite obvious red flags
The care of a GP who prescribed fentanyl patches to a vulnerable refugee despite red flags in his files declaring the patient had been misusing the drug, has been dubbed ‘reprehensible’
The Sydney doctor had originally trained as a pharmacist but had then opted for a medical career, gaining RACGP fellowship in 2008.
