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We tackle common medico-legal and ethical questions to help you stay up to date with General Medical Council (GMC) guidance, so you're prepared to navigate future professional challenges confidently.
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How do I break bad news?
Breaking bad news is a complex and sensitive task that needs practice and a considered, tactful approach. Watch and share.
What is informed consent?
The GMC's guidance, Decision-making and consent, emphasises the importance of knowing your individual patient.
There's a strong focus on dialogue with patients, whether or not they are able to give their consent, and on circumstances that might affect the decision-making process. Watch and share.
When can I say I'm a doctor?
It's safest to wait until you are registered with the GMC before using the 'Dr' title. Read more.
What's coming up
Keep your eyes peeled on YouTube and Instagram for more videos on:
- who can consent to treatment of children?
- blurred doctor-patient boundaries
- dealing with complaints
- attending coroner inquests
- and more!
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This page was correct at publication on 17/09/2024. Any guidance is intended as general guidance for members only. If you are a member and need specific advice relating to your own circumstances, please contact one of our advisers.