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More doctors in the UK choose the MDU for their indemnity than any other medical defence organisation.
Supporting you when you need it.
Unlock practice benefits.
Led and staffed by doctors with real life experience of the pressure you face.
Over 98% of calls to the MDU medico-legal helpline are connected straight to a medico-legal adviser during normal working hours.
Over the last 10 years we successfully defended over 77% of claims, making no compensation payments.
Insight into the challenges our members have faced and how we have assisted.
Your decisions change lives for good.
That's why, should something go wrong, we're with you every step of the way.
With state-backed indemnity, you still need our expert guidance. MDU support can help reduce any anxiety or stress.
Molly Dineen tells us what it’s like working with patients as an interim foundation doctor.
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Students who have applied for F1 membership can take advantage of an exclusive discount on SJT Preparation courses.
You can call our medico-legal helpline 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Find out about the membership benefits for your role, and everything you need to know about joining us, from getting a quote to applying.
Our advice for raising concerns in your organisation.
The rapid development of recording and communication technologies has had a profound impact on the confidentiality of patient information and patient identity.
Dictated notes may pose problems if records aren't transcribed promptly, or if key information is left out.
Your duty of confidentiality to a patient continues after their death.
After seeing a colleague drinking heavily before returning to work, a trainee called the MDU for advice on whether they should raise a concern over risks to patient safety.