Cork psychiatrist did cross professional boundaries with female patient, court finds

The High Court has confirmed sanctions imposed on a Cork consultant psychiatrist found by the Medical Council Fitness to Practice Committee to have crossed professional boundaries with one of his patients.
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The High Court has confirmed sanctions imposed on a Cork consultant psychiatrist found by the Medical Council Fitness to Practice Committee to have crossed professional boundaries with one of his patients.

The court heard that heard that Dr Bernard Murphy was the subject of complaints that he had held hands with, hugged and stroked the hair of a now former female patient he had treated over a six year period.

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