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Doctor at centre of Atlantic Canada licensing controversy accused of falsifying evidence about patient in Quebec
Source: The Globe and Mail
Legal & LitigationHealthcare & BiotechManagement & Governance
A Quebec trial heard allegations that physician Sanjeev Sirpal conspired to forge a medical diary entry portraying a patient as racist after she accused him of sexual assault. The case also raises scrutiny of Atlantic Canada's physician licensing program, creating reputational and governance risks for the healthcare system but limited broad market impact.
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