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Doctors assisting in Cumbrian floods will be supported by MDDUS

MEMBERS who responded to the urgent call in Cumbria to help in the aftermath of the storm will have access to indemnity for this assistance.

  • 09 December 2015
  • MDDUS Update

Doctors assisting in Cumbria floods will be supported by MDDUS

MDDUS members who responded to the urgent call in Cumbria to help in the aftermath of the storm will have access to indemnity for this assistance.

  • 08 December 2015
  • Press release

Extended charges for overseas patients criticised

PLANS to extend charges for overseas visitors requiring GP and emergency medical services could discourage some patients from seeking healthcare and lead to increased administration and bureaucracy, says the BMA.

  • 08 December 2015
  • News

Don't face GMC complaints alone

Doctors facing a GMC complaint are urged to seek the guidance and support of their medical defence organisation at the earliest opportunity.

  • 04 December 2015

Lyme borreliosis – a tricky diagnosis

Dr James Douglas provides a useful summary of this rare but often debilitating condition

  • 30 November 2015
  • Article
  • Spring
  • Insight

Root fracture

...the dentist extracts the infected tooth but no post-extraction radiograph is taken...

  • 30 November 2015
  • Case study

A tailored process of consent

The consent process must be patient-specific and tailored to the needs of each individual.

  • 30 November 2015
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

Cauda equina syndrome

Consultant neurosurgeon Robert Macfarlane highlights the need for early diagnosis and treatment to avoid irreversible nerve damage in cauda equina syndrome

  • 30 November 2015
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

Letter from the GMC

A GMC complaint is no reason for immediate panic. Here medical adviser Mary Peddie runs through the stages in an investigation

  • 30 November 2015
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

Drugs that will take little lives

Allan Gaw recounts the sulfanilamide tragedy of 1937 and the role of one young research scientist in our modern approach to the approval of new drugs

  • 30 November 2015
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

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