Request

I would like to request the names and qualifications of the EIBSS Appeals Panel members to ensure that due process was followed in the decision making progress, which involves public funds.

Response

The panel is made up of the chair and 3 panel members, the requested details are provided below:

Chair

Name - Megan Larrinaga Qualifications: LLB Law (Hons) LLM Corporate Law Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice Qualified Solicitor - admitted November 2008

Panel Members

Name – Professor Peter Mills Qualifications: MD FRCP Retired Consultant Physician and Hepatologist

Name – Dr Norman Gourlay Qualifications: MB ChB, Dip RS (dist), MA (dist), MTh, DMedEth, MRCGP

Name – Dr Patricia Hewitt Qualifications: MB ChB (Leeds), FRCP, FRCPath

The following explains what the above abbreviations stand for:

LLB - Bachelor of Laws LLM - Master of Laws MD – Doctor of Medicine FRCP – Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians MBChB – Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery Dip RS – Diploma in Religious Studies MA – Master of Arts MTh – Master of Theology DMedEth – Doctorate in Medical Ethics MRCGP – Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners FRCPath – Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists

Please note that the above named do not consent to being contacted in relation to their work. All queries or requests to contact them should be made through EIBSS. In addition, they may not be contacted to further any appeal/grievance which must be done via the EIBSS appeal process, information on which can be found at the below web link:

https://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/who-can-join-scheme-and-how-apply/how-appeal

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