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Taking sides

Jim Killgore speaks to QC Christina Lambert on the role of the barrister [MDDUS profile from 'Summons' Winter 2013]

  • 02 October 2012
  • Article
  • Winter
  • Insight

An inspector calls

Laura Irvine of bto solicitors offers some useful guidance should you be contacted by police to provide a statement, or to be interviewed under caution

  • 02 October 2012
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

What a performance!

Ensure that staff are crystal clear about what is expected of them at work

  • 02 October 2012
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

Parting words after 30 years' service

MDDUS chairman Dr Alistair Beattie has stepped down after three decades of loyal service. He tells Summons of the changes he has seen and his thoughts on the future of medico-legal practice 

  • 02 October 2012
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

Opinion on...

Continuing a series of profiles on professionals working with MDDUS, Jim Killgore speaks with Dr Malcolm Campbell who provides expert medical opinions in clinical negligence cases

  • 02 October 2012
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

Taking control

NES decontamination adviser Irene Black offers some tips to dental practices on how to keep in line with the latest guidance.

  • 02 October 2012
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

Tweeting well

Our ethics columnist offers an ethical perspective on social media

  • 02 October 2012
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

A cunning plan

Summons speaks to MDDUS CEO Professor Gordon Dickson on the value of strategic planning – especially now 

  • 02 October 2012
  • Article
  • Autumn
  • Insight

Only what's necessary - dental case study

...The dentist tells the patient that the X-ray has revealed "some holes" that he will fix. No further explanation is given nor any indication of how many teeth are involved.....

  • 28 September 2012
  • Case study

Patient contact via email and texting

EMAILING or texting patients may save time and resources but there are risks -- not least of which are potential breaches of data security and patient confidentiality. [Risk Alert]

  • 28 September 2012
  • Risk alert

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