Conference helps surgical trainees get to grips with ethical issues
More than 100 surgeons in training attended the joint Medical Protection Society (MPS) and Association of Surgeons in Training (ASiT) conference – Getting to grips with law and ethics – on Friday. The conference gave an insight into the challenges of complex ethical and medicolegal issues, and ways to aid safer practice within surgical specialties.
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Convenience shouldn’t compromise confidentiality, says MPS on GPs using tablet devices
Think twice before disclosing full patient records to insurance companies
MPS welcomes information sharing but highlights need for safeguards
The Medical Protection Society (MPS) has welcomed the Department of Health’s strategy to transform the use of information across healthcare. The world’s leading medical defence organisation believes that the principles will support communication, improve knowledge and promote shared decision making, however, patients need to be aware of the potential risks.
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Managing medicolegal risks during the holiday season
MPS guidance for doctors working in slimming clinics
The management of obesity in the private sector has come under increasing scrutiny from the MHRA and GMC, resulting in regulatory action being taken against some doctors.
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Fitness-to-practise reform
Dr Rob Hendry, MPS Head of Medical Services (Edinburgh) offers his opinion on the GMC's proposals for FTP reform
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