NHSE, speciality trainees, medical indemnity

HERE TO SUPPORT YOU THROUGHOUT YOUR NHSE TRAINING AND BEYOND

Newly qualified GP's can save up to 60%

Becoming a newly qualified GP might feel a little daunting, however you can rest in the knowledge that you’re in safe hands with MDDUS. 

MDDUS is a mutual organisation providing support and indemnity to medical professionals for over 120 years. We pride ourselves on offering a quality, personalised service provided by our team of medico-legal advisers who are recognised as some of the leading UK experts in their field. 

NHS England chose to work in partnership with MDDUS to provide indemnity protection to those training in London, South West of England and East of England. It is an honour to support you through this part of your career journey, and we hope we can continue to do so. When you qualify, we have made the application process to stay a little easier for you. Simply click apply now below to get started.


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Your MDDUS MEMBERSHIP

As part of the NHSE program, you are assigned an MDO (medical defence organisation) to ensure you have indemnity protection throughout your training free of charge. Upon completion of your training, you have a choice to remain with your assigned MDO or to select a new MDO to provide your paid-for indemnity protection.

Benefits of membership

MDDUS membership offers support throughout your career.

Recommended training & resources for NHSE trainee members

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Decision making and consent

This free on demand webinar describes the essential elements to consider in any situation where consent is necessary. It is aimed at junior doctors but should be useful to all grades and is relevant in all fields. It covers the basic facts a doctor must understand and should enable them to have appropriate discussions with patients about consent.

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Good practice in record keeping for GPs

This free online course for members is designed to build on the requirements associated with good record keeping. It details key medico-legal requirements and sets out the legal framework associated with record keeping. It also highlights common pitfalls and explores professional guidelines and good practice in this area.

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