Public members of Council and members of the medical profession
sit together on the ICRC and carefully consider all the facts of these
cases.
What does the ICRC consider when reviewing an investigation?
• facts of the case;
• number and seriousness of care and/or conduct concerns at issue;
• standard of care expected of practitioners;
• whether the physician is practising within his or her area of expertise;
• physician’s response to the investigation;
• insight; self-identification of areas for improvement and changes to
practice;
• physician’s