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Search through expert guidance and practical advice to help you practise with confidence. Everything from responding to complaints to attending inquests, writing reports to investigations, as well as our guide to professional indemnity.
If your fitness to practise is ever investigated by the GMC, knowing what to expect can make all the difference. Our guide to the process explains what you need to know.
If someone isn't satisfied with the initial response to their complaint, they can refer their complaint to the PHSO for investigation.
You might sometimes need to remove or redact information from medical records when sending them to patients or third parties. Here's what you need to know.
What do you do if a patient who has epilepsy has a seizure and continues to drive? Dr Caroline Fryar offers advice.
Yes, but bear in mind the patient's medical condition could be a factor, so document your reasons...
Parents do not lose parental responsibility if they divorce, although it can be removed or restricted by a court...
If a patient continues to drive despite your advice you would be justified in informing the DVLA/DVA...
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How to respond to a request to share patient information with online pharmacies.
Dr Sarah Jarvis presents essential best practices for handling complaints effectively under the NHS complaints procedure.
As long as your concern is honestly held, you do not need proof...