Joseph Dayuta

1. On 1 November 2023, you misused a source of ionising radiation in that you; 
a) asked Colleague A to undertake a CT scan of your head without an appropriate clinical referral. 
b) exposed yourself and/or Colleague A to unnecessary ionising radiation. 

2. On 1 November 2023, you removed your dosimeter in the course of your Trust duties 
when you were not permitted to do so. 

3. Between 1 November 2023 and 2 November 2023, you destroyed records of the CT 
scan of your head in that; 
a) you deleted the original images of the scan from the CT scanner system. 
b) you asked the PACS team to delete their copies of the images of the scan. 

4. On or around 21 November 2023: 
a) you inappropriately disclosed your confidential medical records, in that you 
shared images of the scan with Colleague B. 
b) you requested that Colleague B provide you with their professional opinion 
without an appropriate clinical referral. 

5. Between 1 November 2023 and 21 November 2023, you did not report that both you 
and Colleague A had been exposed to ionising radiation. 

6. On or around 1 November 2023; 
a) you inappropriately disclosed your confidential medical records, in that you shared 
images of the scan with Person G. 
b) you requested that Person G provide you with their professional opinion without 
an appropriate clinical referral. 

7. Your behaviour in relation to particular 2 was dishonest, in that in doing so you sought 
to conceal your misuse of a source of ionising radiation. 

8. Your behaviour in relation to particular 3 was dishonest, in that: 
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a) you did not provide an accurate account of the reasons that you wanted the 
images to be deleted. 
b) you sought to conceal the evidence of your misuse of a source of ionising 
radiation. 

9. Your behaviour in relation to particular 5 was dishonest, in that; 
a) you did not disclose the incident to Colleague E immediately. 
b) in failing to do so, you sought to conceal your misuse of a source of ionising 
radiation. 

10. The matters set out in particulars 1 to 9 above constitute misconduct. 

11. By reason of the matters set out above, your fitness to practise is impaired by reason 
of misconduct.