Medico-Legal Reports in the COVID-19 Pandemic

By Mr Peter Gray, Ophthalmologist

Posted 12 July 2020

4 Minute Read

Healthcare professional consulting a patient while wearing masks, reflecting adaptations in medico-legal reporting during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tags:

  • Expert Report Quality
  • Report Turnaround
  • Remote Work
  • Remote Consultation Litigation
  • COVID-19

Expert Disciplines:

  • Ophthalmology

About The Author

Mr Peter Gray

Mr Peter Gray

Ophthalmologist

Mr Peter Gray, MA, LLM, FRCS, FRCOphth, MFFLM, DMCC, is an experienced ophthalmologist with expertise in ocular chemical injuries, including damage caused by CS incapacitant spray used by British Police. He holds a Master’s Degree in Law focused on Legal Aspects of Medical Practice and has served as a medico-legal adviser to the Defence Medical Services.

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