Ethics: How should a person be?
PROFESSOR Deborah Bowman reflects on how practice makes perfect, even in ethics
Risk management critical as doctors seek work-life balance
MDDUS responds to the GMC's "The state of medical education and practice 2019 report".
Dilemma: Alleged prescription fraud
OUR PRACTICE has received an anonymous letter informing us that a patient has been selling his prescription medicine
Humans like us
Dental adviser Sarah Harford considers the role human factors can play in clinical error
Calling time on bullying
Insight chats with ST6 surgeon David Riding about a high-profile RCS Edinburgh campaign to stop bullying in surgical training and beyond
The art of medicine
Dr Allan Gaw offers examples of how art can be used to enrich medical education
Risk: Opioid prescribing risks
Opioid addiction has reached crisis proportions in the US – but UK prescribers also face increasing risk.
Patient purchase power
Personal health budgets aim to give patients greater control in managing their care – but are they fair and effective?
End “corridor care” in A&E, says College
CARING for people in A&E corridors cannot be allowed to continue as new figures show a direct link between overcrowding and patient harm.