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What the + means for you
Published digitally and available on demand, Casebook+ aims to inform learning, encourage reflection and help clinicians navigate medicolegal risk and patient safety with confidence.
For over 20 years, Casebook has been the world’s leading medicolegal risk journal for the professions. The “+” represents more flexibility and more ways to engage, including digital first content, timely updates and learning that fit around clinical life.
In your location-specific version of Casebook+ you can read curated collections or browse content by category.
- Collections: Historically Casebook has been published as an issue, going forward content will be both published in the moment but we will also be curating the content you know and love. These will be known as collections, published twice a year.
- Categories: Casebook+ content is produced in regular content groupings, these are called categories. Explore expert insights, case analysis and commentary shaping clinical practice and professional thinking as well as interviews with leading-thinkers in medical practice and risk and outcomes from research funded by The MPS Foundation.
Latest
In Conversation with… Dr Sarah Townley, Deputy Medical Director at Medical Protection
We sit down with Sarah to discuss her new role and her thoughts on the growing use of AI in healthcare.
22 Jul, 2026
How to support your colleagues without burning out yourself
Dr Sarah Coope and Dr Rachel Morris, both from Wild Monday, discuss how, although supporting your team may be part of the job, when does helping turn into rescuing – and why does that matter for your wellbeing?
22 Jul, 2026
Outgoing President reflects on progress at Medical Protection
Professor Dame Jane Dacre, outgoing President of MPS Council, shares her reflections from her eight-year tenure.
22 Jul, 2026
Practical wisdom in modern healthcare: A conversation with Raj Rattan
Philosophy and practical wisdom help clinicians balance evidence, ethics and judgment, ensuring human care remains central in an AI-driven healthcare landscape.
1 Oct, 2025