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2. Tips for inquests : don't leave your humanity at the door
3. Managing conflicts of interest with rules versus internal morality
4. GP or dumping ground? : the need to adopt a systems-based approach
5. Time underlies all elements of doctor-patient relationship
6. Upsides and (mostly) downsides of providing healthcare during COVID
7. Stressful council complaints journey is an almost never-ending story
8. Does a conviction for drink-driving signal the end of your career?
9. Near or far? Ensure virtual consult maintains standard of patient care
10. Workforce under pressure : will more documentation improve patient safety?
11. 'I think we should see other people' : how to divorce your patient
12. Learning not lynching : streamlined responses to medical error are possible
13. How the Medical Council deals with complaints - a fair and impartial process?
14. Five tips for staying safe in a hostile world of patient complaints
15. If remembering vivas gives you nightmares, try being a witness in your own trial
16. Button-pushing patients : better to avoid a tangle than have to untangle?
17. Complaints processes can have significant and long-term consequences
18. Sexual misconduct with patients: the 'collective shame' of the medical profession
19. The last ski run is often particularly perilous, as is a late-career complaint
20. Privacy omnibus : five cases demonstrate the two steps needed for releasing notes
21. Are doctors innocent until proven guilty? As a basic right, you would hope so
22. Being too nice - and how this can lead to manipulation and unwise prescribing
23. The risk of being left carrying the can for errors due to resource constraints
24. Having the last word, or 'I wish I said that' moments
25. Responding to complaints in the online world of easy access to information
26. Lawyers can have their uses - 10 ways a lawyer would address a complaint
27. Resource constraints create their own category of dilemma for GPs
28. Be humble, admit imperfection - it won't stop you being reassuring and optimistic
29. Which patients progress to making a complaint, and what can drive this?
30. Inability to award costs results in uneven playing field for doctors
31. GPs often obtain best patient history : their opinions deserve respect
32. The financial sting in tail of defence
33. Disingenuous apologies can make a mountain out of a molehill
34. Advertising now includes any media you have some control over
35. Problem patient personalities : terminate or behavior-manage?
36. 'Life repeats lessons not learned' : five tips to avoid complaints
37. With 'flu-like illness' repeat visits or high-risk population = high alert
38. Did a three-year investigation into a drug overdose make patients safer?
39. Rules vs caring doctor : the dilemma - whether to be a test case?
40. 'Life repeats lessons not learned' : consider this for all complaints
41. Threats of harm : when doctors must think like lawyers in fraught situations
42. Specifying standards, constructive criticism can invoke 'the B word'
43. A Medical Council complaint can be a gruelling process
44. Be neither friend or foe when faced with a 'querulent' patient
45. Communicate well and fear not the patient examination
46. Privacy breach raises suspicion in a patient-doctor relationship
47. Duty of confidentiality sometimes must go beyond the grave
48. Consultations recorded by stealth ; how to manage such encounters
49. Going in to bat for patient care : not patient processing
50. A betrayal! : it's not really like that, if you can explain
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