Watch Video: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho's full touchline outburst at doctor Eva Carneiro

Jose Mourinho was furious with Eva Carneiro and Jon Fearn

JOSE MOURINHO's blast at Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro has been caught in full - by the cameras.

The Chelsea manager has been condemned after he heavily criticised Carneiro and the medical team following his side's 2-2 draw with Swansea on Saturday.

Carneiro and club physiotherapist Jon Fearn gave treatment to Eden Hazard on the field in the closing stages of the match, meaning the Belgian had to leave the pitch.

The video shows Mourinho berating his staff as they ran onto the pitch to treat Hazard and then looking visibly angry and arguing when they returned to the touchline.

Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro and head physio Jon Fearn treat Chelsea's Eden Hazard

After the match, Mourinho called his medical staff "impulsive and naive" and said they did not "understand the game".

Carneiro responded to Mourinho's comments on Facebook, saying: "I would like to thank the general public for their overwhelming support. Really very much appreciated."

The 41-year-old doctor has since seen her role as Chelsea's first-team doctor was significantly reduced after being told she will no longer attend matches or training sessions.

Carneiro has received support from her fellow professionals since the incident.

Dr Mark Gillett, chairman of the Premier League Doctors' Group, said: "The Premier League Doctors' Group considers that removing Dr Eva Carneiro from the Chelsea team bench for their next match is unjust in the extreme.

"Doctors working for Premier League teams are bound by the same professional and ethical boundaries as any other doctor. Maintenance of the duty of care from the doctor to the patient is fundamental to these guidelines, even when the patient is a footballer playing in a Premier League game.

"A refusal to run on to the pitch would have breached the duty of care required of the medical team to their patient. It is a huge concern that Dr Carneiro has been subjected to unprecedented media scrutiny and a change in her professional role, merely because she adhered to her code of professional conduct and did her job properly."