Professional standards

Professional standards and governance

Ullah Health Ltd is committed to honest professional communication, appropriate clinical practice and cooperation with the governance arrangements of the organisations for which services are provided.

GP qualification requirement

Any General Practitioner engaged by Ullah Health Ltd to undertake GP work must:

  • Hold full GMC registration
  • Hold a current licence to practise
  • Be included on the GMC GP Register
  • Hold current entitlement to use the MRCGP post-nominal
  • Be included on the appropriate Medical Performers List where required
  • Have appropriate professional indemnity arrangements for the proposed work
  • Work within their competence and declared professional scope
Ullah Health Ltd's stated GP standard is current entitlement to use MRCGP.

Clinical governance

Clinical care delivered during an assignment forms part of the service operated by the commissioning or host organisation. Clinical work must therefore be undertaken in accordance with the host organisation's applicable:

  • Clinical policies
  • Prescribing procedures
  • Referral pathways
  • Safeguarding arrangements
  • Information-governance requirements
  • Incident-reporting processes
  • Complaints procedures
  • Escalation arrangements
  • Business-continuity arrangements

Ullah Health Ltd does not claim to replace the host organisation's governance responsibilities.

Competence and scope

No assignment should be accepted solely because it has been described as a "GP shift". The actual patient population, expected procedures, clinical environment, available support, workload, access to investigations and escalation pathways must be considered.

A clinician must decline, clarify or seek appropriate support where duties fall outside their competence or agreed scope.

Indemnity

Dr Haseeb Ullah maintains professional membership and discretionary indemnity arrangements through MDDUS for his declared scope of practice. The suitability of those arrangements is kept under review and must be considered whenever the nature or scope of work changes.

Confidentiality and patient information

Patient-identifiable information must not be submitted through the public website or general business email address.

During clinical assignments, patient information must be accessed and recorded only through approved systems and handled under the host organisation's policies, applicable confidentiality duties and data-protection law.

Commercial integrity

Ullah Health Ltd aims to communicate honestly with commissioning organisations concerning:

  • Qualifications
  • Registration
  • Experience
  • Availability
  • Professional scope
  • Indemnity arrangements
  • Conflicts of interest
  • Rates and payment terms
  • Any material limitation affecting delivery

Business enquiries only

Ullah Health Ltd does not provide patient appointments, prescriptions, medical advice or emergency assistance through this website. Do not submit patient-identifiable or confidential clinical information. For urgent medical help, use the appropriate NHS or emergency service.