Case file: Redaction request
...Mr L is demanding that portions of the letter be redacted, in particular reference to possible psychological factors...
Catalysing civility – resolving workplace conflict
Mediator Owen Bubbers-Jones explains how resolving team conflict can boost staff wellbeing and patient safety.
Innovation: Voice in the bank
Developing technology is giving back lost voices to patients with neurodegenerative and other disorders.
Candour: Is it safe to apologise?
MDDUS advisers are often asked whether an apology to a patient amounts to an admission of guilt that can be used against you.
GMC: A brush with the law
When to tell your regulator about criminal proceedings.
Vignette: Dame Margaret Turner-Warwick (1924 – 2017)
Dame Margaret Turner-Warwick - British thoracic specialist and first woman president of the Royal College of Physicians.
Insight Secondary Q3 2023
In this issue:
- Leadership: Managing change - 10 essential tactics
- Candour: Is it safe to apologise?
- Innovation: Voice in the bank
- MDDUS: “Tired. Concerned. Trying not to lose hope.” A report from the NHS frontline
- Case file: Botox remote
- Case file: Redaction request
- Case file: Infected rash
- Catalysing civility – resolving workplace conflict
- GMC: A brush with the law
- Ethics: How should a person be?
- Viewpoint: Malpractice in the media
- Vignette: Dame Margaret Turner-Warwick (1924 – 2017)
‘Tired. Concerned. Trying not to lose hope.’ Doctors speak out about a year at work.
Doctors and dentists have shared their lived experience of working in the health service during one of its toughest years, in a new report by MDDUS.
MDDUS comments on General Medical Council survey findings
The General Medical Council (GMC) has published the results of its national training survey which revealed that micro-aggressions and stereotyping are affecting trainee doctors
MDDUS celebrates Pride Month
Pride Month is a time to highlight our support for LGBTQ+ colleagues, members, friends and community by promoting LGBTQ+ rights and championing diversity and inclusion at MDDUS.