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The father of a woman with advanced Huntington's disease who was at the centre of a recent decision by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Prince Edward Island says he feels attacked for speaking out.

An Island psychiatrist who was accused of abusing a patient by using "behaviour modification therapy" has been cleared of all allegations by the governing body for doctors on P.E.I.

A Summerside psychiatrist called a patient with Huntington’s disease 'manipulative' in his notes on the case and restricted her access to the telephone, a disciplinary hearing was told on Tuesday just before proceedings wrapped up pending final summations and a decision. 

A Summerside psychiatrist who has been accused of professional misconduct had his chance to defend his actions Monday, in front of a College of Physicians and Surgeons of P.E.I. board of inquiry.

Some Prince County Hospital staff members did not agree with how psychiatrist Dr. Arvind Singh was treating a patient with advanced Huntington's disease, a hearing into misconduct allegations heard Tuesday.

A Summerside, P.E.I., psychiatrist who is the subject of a professional misconduct hearing this month had a separate and still-unresolved complaint lodged against him more than three years ago, a board of inquiry convened by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of P.E.I. heard Monday. 

Doctor-guardian communications came under the microscope Thursday at a Charlottetown hearing into allegations of professional misconduct by an Island psychiatrist who was treating a woman with advanced Huntington's disease.

A disciplinary hearing for a P.E.I. psychiatrist accused of professional misconduct heard Wednesday that he would order staff to lock up a patient with Huntington's disease for hours at a time.