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4.3. The practitioner should exercise their judgement:<br />
4.3.1. in accordance with what the reasonable medical practitioner in the<br />
particular branch of the profession would do; and<br />
4.3.2. with due regard for and consideration of the rights of others.<br />
4.4. The practitioner should be able to provide a rationally defensible explanation<br />
for any decision made, based on the criteria referred to in paragraph 5.3.<br />
5. Obligations regarding legal or disciplinary proceedings.<br />
5.1. Practitioners should be honest and trustworthy when giving evidence to courts or<br />
tribunals and that any evidence you give or documents you write or sign are not<br />
false or misleading.<br />
5.2. Practitioners should take reasonable steps to ensure that any information provided<br />
is accurate, reliable and complete.<br />
5.3. Practitioners should co-operate with formal inquiries and complaints procedures<br />
and must offer all relevant information while ensuring that the confidentiality of<br />
personal information is respected.<br />
5.4. Practitioner should make clear the limits of their competence and knowledge when<br />
giving evidence or acting as a witness.
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