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Raising a concern at work can be difficult to navigate, so it's important to know how, when and why. Here’s our advice for raising concerns about patient safety.
A specialty doctor had a job offer at another hospital withdrawn, and spoke to the MDU's advice line to ask if she had a right to see the reference written about her by a colleague.
After seeing a colleague drinking heavily before returning to work, a trainee called the MDU for advice on whether they should raise a concern over risks to patient safety.
We share some of the most common reasons foundation doctors call the MDU, and explain what you can do if you find yourself in a similar situation.
What is your legal and ethical responsibility when it comes to reporting or spotting signs of domestic abuse?
What doctors in the Republic of Ireland need to know about raising a concern effectively and appropriately.
Learn how to prioritise patient safety and overcome the challenges of raising concerns in healthcare.
Your legal obligations to report acts of terrorism, and how to raise concerns if you believe a patient or colleague poses a risk to themselves or others.