'Fake' nurse who treated 1,400 patients held
Wednesday September 07, 2011 08:32:45 PM,
IANS
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London: A 'fake' nurse
in Britain who treated hundreds of patients despite allegedly not
holding any medical qualifications has been arrested, a media
report said Wednesday.
The 46-year-old worked at GP surgeries for about four years and
was responsible for checking women for cervical cancer and
administering injections to children, Daily Mail reported.
She managed to pose as a nurse in four surgeries in Chatham and
Gillingham, Kent, and one in Essex.
Letters have since gone out to more than 1,400 patients within
Kent and Medway Primary Care Trust who are thought to have been
seen by the woman, the Mail said. Many women are now being offered
repeat tests in case they have not been carried out properly.
The unnamed 'nurse' - who has been described as being of 'heavy'
build with mousy brown hair - was arrested in July after she moved
to Brecon, Mid Wales.
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