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Issuing a formal warning to patients about their behaviour isn't a step most doctors take lightly – but if you ever have to, here's what you should know.
GP practices can find themselves under pressure to find innovative ways to meet patient demands without overload or compromising safety.
Advice on managing different perspectives between patients and doctors
Don't jump to conclusions if a patient asks to record their consultation – it could benefit you both.
Text messages are a low-cost and low-effort way for GPs to keep patients updated, particularly for large-scale communications such as flu jab reminders.
Breaking bad news is a complex and sensitive task which requires practice and a considered, tactful approach.
Dr Ellie Mein shares some of the most common reasons foundation doctors call the MDU, and explains what you can do if you find yourself in a similar situation.
Assessing a patient's capacity is an essential aspect of being a doctor. Here's what you need to know.
A new online resource explores and supports the concept of second victims among healthcare professionals involved in adverse clinical incidents.