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11 November 2020
After a gruelling GMC investigation, one member shares why he ended up wanting to help others going through similar situations.
28 July 2020
In the latest issue of the MDU journal, our chief exec Dr Christine Tomkins makes the case for the government to exempt the NHS and its workforce from COVID-19 claims.
9 March 2020
An MDU member shares their experience of dealing with an unexpected call to attend a coroner's inquest.
9 December 2019
Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform aspects of clinical practice but we must think carefully about its adoption and regulation
23 August 2019
Complaints are unavoidable, so knowing how to deal with them appropriately when they arise is vital. Our comprehensive guide takes you through what you need to know.
30 April 2019
A new online resource explores and supports the concept of second victims among healthcare professionals involved in adverse clinical incidents.
18 December 2018
Emergency departments are like a canary in the mine for the NHS, says the president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine.
21 August 2018
Mediation can get both sides talking again when conflicts arise.
25 May 2018
Injuries from weapons such as knives, guns or even crossbows can raise questions over confidentiality and a doctor's duty to contact the authorities.
22 January 2018
The correct use of a chaperone can make the difference between a contented patient and receiving a complaint, a claim or even an allegation of sexual assault.