MDDUS joins campaign to support stressed doctors
UK-wide medical defence organisation MDDUS fully supports the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund’s (RMBF) campaign to raise awareness and help doctors with physical and mental health problems.
WATCH: MDDUS joins campaign to support stressed doctors
MDDUS’ joint head of medical division Dr John Holden joined a panel of experts for a roundtable debate exploring ways of supporting doctors suffering from stress and burnout.
Saying sorry
A recent Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman report highlights reluctance among some healthcare professionals to offer a sincere apology to patients when something goes wrong.
A high smile
...It is alleged that the dentist failed to inform the patient of the benefit-versus-risk of the crown lengthening procedure and the later gingivectomy...
Time is of the essence in civil claims
WHEN on the receiving end of a civil claim in England or Wales, members need to be aware that strict time limits apply and therefore the MDDUS should be contacted at the earliest opportunity.
MDDUS response to General Practice Forward View
MDDUS chief executive Chris Kenny responds to NHS England's General Practice Forward View.
MDDUS response to General Practice Forward View
Responding to NHS England’s ‘General Practice Forward View’ package that was unveiled today, MDDUS chief executive Chris Kenny said:
Communication key to preventing complaints from escalating
Dental practitioners in Scotland are reminded of the importance of good communication in effective complaints handling.
MDDUS CEO discusses key indemnity issues
From rising indemnity costs to the viability of extending NHS indemnity, MDDUS chief executive Chris Kenny tackles the key indemnity issues facing doctors and looks to the challenges and opportunities ahead.
MDDUS launches CQC toolbox resource
A NEW “CQC toolbox” is now available on the MDDUS website to help members comply with quality and safety requirements.