MDDUS has recorded a second year of membership growth since the Covid-19 pandemic was declared.
In its annual report and accounts for 2021, MDDUS details how it:
- Achieved a 5.6 per cent year-on-year increase in membership
- Saw the number of GPs joining it grow by almost 11 per cent
- Solidified its position as the medical indemnifier of choice for tens of thousands of health professionals throughout the United Kingdom, with membership growth over the past five years of 42 per cent.
Chris Kenny, chief executive of MDDUS, said: "For our members and for us, 2021 was a year of recovery, rebuilding, and transformation.
"Reflecting across our performance, I am pleased to be able to report that we have grown stronger as a result of our responsible decisions, commitment to our values and clarity of purpose.”
"And with a further annual growth in membership, we have secured our place as the first-choice defence organisation, not only for tens of thousands of doctors and dentists, but for an increasing number of other clinical professionals.
"We continued to lead from the front as our members continued their crucial role as the frontline defence to Covid-19.
"Throughout the whole year we extended our offer of free membership and support to retired members who wished to work in support of the NHS. And we maintained flexible terms for our membership as clinical workloads shifted in response to changing priorities.”
Prof Iain Cameron, chair of MDDUS, said: "In my first year as chair of MDDUS, I am proud to say that once again we have delivered strongly for all our members.
"We supported our members in areas including the digitisation of health delivery, and represented their interests nationally, as the governments of the UK introduced wide-ranging reforms to the way the NHS is organised, and regulators and courts tackled their own reform agendas.
"I am also immensely proud of the tireless dedication of our staff which has enabled us to play such a leading role in supporting our members during the pandemic."
Link: MDDUS Annual Report and Accounts 2021
Click here to view our interactive summary year in review.
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