'Unlawful' for GMC to stop appealing fitness-to-practise decisions
It would be 'unlawful' for the GMC to stop appealing medical tribunal decisions until the government...
The trends shaping general practice in 2019
Our in-depth look at the emerging trends from 2018 offers the insights you need to help shape your c...
What medico-legal challenges will GPs face in 2019?
The MDU's head of advisory services, Dr Caroline Fryar, predicts which medico-legal stories will be ...
GP who secretly filmed CQC inspection suspended for two months
A single-handed GP who made covert audio and video recordings of his CQC inspection and published th...
GP indemnity costs set to rise under government regulation plans
GPs could face increased costs under plans to regulate provision of medical indemnity, a government ...
Government 'currently aiming' for state-backed indemnity to start in April 2019
The government is 'currently aiming' for state-backed indemnity to start in April 2019, according to...
Hancock 'open' to law reform to stop genuine mistakes landing doctors in prison
Health and social care secretary Matt Hancock has suggested he is 'open' to a potential overhaul of ...
Partners face pay cut if state-backed indemnity strips cash from global sum
GP partners' income could be at risk if the cost of the state-backed indemnity deal due to begin nex...
GPs should not be frogmarched into 'untested' state indemnity deal, says MDO
GPs should not be forced to switch to the 'untested' state-backed indemnity model due to take effect...
Caring for patients at a nursing home - medico-legal advice
Dr Claire Harrison, medicolegal consultant at Medical Protection, discusses the challenges associate...
