Challenging the GMC
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Medical Protection is calling on the GMC to halt plans to expand their register.
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Ask the expert - speaking up about ethical behaviour
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Dr Marika Davies, a medicolegal adviser, solves your dilemma around speaking up about unethical behaviour.
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Thrown in at the deep end
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Dr Sarah Green shares her experience of working in New Zealand
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Articles and features
18/08/2016
My first day on the wards
My first day on the wards
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Dr Rachel Thomas reflects on the memories of her first day as a F1 doctor
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Top 10 tips for interacting with colleagues from other specialties
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Professor Allan Gaw, from the National Institute for Health Research - Clinical Research Network, shares his advice on what to think about when interacting with other healthcare professionals
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Chaperones FAQs
Chaperones FAQs
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There is a certain ambiguity surrounding chaperones and what exactly their purpose is. Below are common questions that Medical Protection receives about chaperones.
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The prospect of facing criminal investigations during your career
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With the introduction of the new criminal offence of wilful neglect, there are now more criminal sanctions for doctors than ever before. There also seems to be more coverage of cases involving doctors which in my experience has all created a much greater awareness of, and fear about, the potential to end up in front of a judge.
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How to survive the night shift
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Working nights is a great learning opportunity for new doctors to cover unfamiliar specialties, have increased clinical responsibility and deal with acutely ill patients for the first time. But, a lack of sleep can strongly impair human functioning.
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Learning on the job: my top tips
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Dr Charles Brantly shares his advice from learning on the job. He was an F1 in ICU at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
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