A sore leg - medical case study
Medical case study
Reporting adverse drug reactions
Be sure to report any suspected adverse drug reaction to comply with GMC guidance
A risk on the road - medical case study
...The patient was diagnosed with macular degeneration but continued to drive...
Plan to recruit 1,200 junior doctors in next year
FOUNDATION trusts in England plan to recruit an additional 1,273 junior doctors in 2013-2014 in a bid to raise care standards.
Technology failures significant in OR errors
A SYSTEMATIC review of studies related to errors or adverse events in the operating room (OR) has found that nearly a quarter are due to equipment or technology failures.
In the line of fire
Doctors with Médecins Sans Frontières risk their lives to provide care in the most extreme settings. Adam Campbell finds out more about this remarkable organisation
Dentists alerted to new GP17 form changes
DENTISTS practising in Scotland have been urged to pay close attention to the new GP17 form or risk missing out on payment due to late submission of claims.
Negotiations set for new trainee contract
FORMAL negotiations look set to take place over a new contract for doctors in training.
“Radical changes” to CQC hospital inspections
HOSPITAL inspections carried out by the CQC in England are to undergo a radical overhaul with larger teams headed up by clinical experts.
Missed or delayed diagnoses most common in malpractice claims
MISSED or delayed diagnoses account for a significant percentage of malpractice claims in primary care according to a systematic review of studies conducted across five countries and published recently in BMJ Open.