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Over the last 10 years we successfully defended almost 77% of claims, making no compensation payments.
There is clear guidance on appropriate relationships between current patients and doctors. Dr Beverley Ward considers the dating dilemmas you may not see coming.
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Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform aspects of clinical practice but we must think carefully about its adoption and regulation, says Dr Farzana Rahman.
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Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform aspects of clinical practice but we must think carefully about its adoption and regulation
To help reduce the risk of a delayed or missed heart failure diagnosis, we examine cases involving heart failure in light of a new report from the British Heart Foundation.
Complaints are an unavoidable part of a doctor’s professional life, so it’s important to know how to prevent them from escalating.
Occupational health doctors face situations unique to their specialty due to the need to balance their ethical duty to patients against the expectations of employers.
The MDU helped a GP respond to a patient's family, who made a complaint after complications meant the patient's body couldn't be donated to a medical school after his death as he had wanted.