General practice is under increasing strain, causing greater pressure on the whole practice team. Sam McCaffrey explores the greatest causes of stress amongst practice managers, and offers tips on how to increase resilience and avoid burnout.

An NHS consultant becomes involved in a Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) investigation.

The case involves an NHS consultant who was worried that the Trust would not support them at an inquest.

The value of discretionary indemnity is highlighted in this criminal case which was investigated overseas.

After reflecting on the care they had provided in an emergency, three consultants contact Medical Protection for advice.

An experienced vascular surgeon is shaken when three recent deaths ignite an MHPS investigation.

Dr O’Hare contacted Medical Protection when she received a complaint from a patient’s parents regarding her conduct.

A consultant relies on Medical Protection representation when a complaint to the GMC occurs.

In the UK, it’s common practice to provide a curriculum vitae – or CV for short – as part of the recruitment process when applying for a job. If you’re new to the idea of a CV, here’s a little about how to write one, the headings and information to include, and why a professional CV is important for all doctors.

If you’re an international medical graduate (IMG) considering coming to the UK to practise, you’ll first need permission from UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) to do so. Medical Protection provides an overview of the UK visa process.

MPS response to the the Professional Standards Authority (PSA) on their strategic plan for 2023-2026

Dr Caroline Osborne-White, Medicolegal Consultant at Medical Protection, explains why it is worth joining the world’s leading medical defence organisation as early as possible in your medical career.

MPS response to the Department of Health and Social Care consultation on 'Regulating anaesthesia associates and physician associates'

Karen Ellison, Medicolegal Consultant at Medical Protection, talks from their own experience as working as a SAS-grade urogynecologist, about the continued undervaluing of specialty doctors and specialist grade doctors in the medical workforce.