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    Tag: Medicolegal

    Rent-a-quack: The Lucy Letby case has me reflecting on our own medical expert issues

    February 26, 2025

    In a recent Medical Observer opinion piece on the Lucy Letby case, Professor Amel Alghrani argued that relying on expert doctors in criminal medical cases could…

    Medical identity fraud: When your patient isn’t who they say they are

    February 24, 2025

    GPs are being urged to be on the alert for patient imposters. The warning was issued by Avant, which says cases of Medicare identity fraud…

    Has a patient asked you to ‘bend the rules’? Here’s some guidance on unreasonable requests

    February 21, 2025

    “Jake seemed quite distressed during the appointment. I provided him with referrals, as I was worried about the knee mass and did not want to…

    Doctors allowed to resect seven-year-old’s brain tumour as Jehovah’s Witnesses opt against court fight

    February 20, 2025

    Emergency surgery to resect a seven-year-old’s brain tumour will go ahead after the child’s Jehovah’s Witness parents decided not to fight doctors in court over…

    Locum physician sanctioned for walking out of ‘unsafe’ hospital after seeing one patient

    February 12, 2025

    This article has been updated. See footnote. A doctor who walked off a locum job after 45 minutes because she believed the hospital was unsafe…

    Do you feel challenged when your patient requests a second opinion?

    February 10, 2025

    When a patient asks for a second opinion, it’s natural for doctors to worry that their expertise is being challenged, or to feel nervous that…

    Dr William Bay’s return to general practice lasts just three days

    February 4, 2025

    The former GP registrar who successfully beat an emergency suspension for his anti-COVID-19 vaccine rant at an AMA conference finally returned to practice last week.…

    Has a patient asked to record a consultation? It’s worth thinking twice before saying no

    February 1, 2025

    Ever been faced with a patient asking if they can record the consultation, or suspected that a patient is recording covertly? Recording healthcare consultations is…

    Chinese medicine practitioner tells tribunal he did not understand that the pancreas produced insulin

    January 31, 2025

    A Chinese medicine practitioner whose patient died after stopping her diabetes medication believed that toxins were responsible for high glucose levels, a tribunal has heard.…

    Sharing my personal history brought me closer to my patients — some boundaries are meant to be broken

    January 29, 2025

    In these troubled times, I feel a responsibility to increase awareness of history’s lessons and the role of the individual in fighting tyranny to create…

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