GP with 26 years’ experience is struck off for “catalogue of deficiencies”

A GP who worked in the NHS for 26 years, and for the last 11 as a partner at a GP surgery, has been struck off for deficient professional performance after the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service concluded that he “demonstrated a catalogue of deficiencies which are potentially serious and pose a risk to patient safety.”

Sirajam Haque qualified in India in 1972, trained as a GP in Warrington in 1986, and then held junior hospital posts. He worked as a locum GP from 1990, becoming a partner at the Primrose Surgery in Keighley, West Yorkshire, in 2001. Eleven years later, in November 2012, his GP …