@healthcaretoday.bsky.socialIndemnity has too often been treated as a box-ticking exercise. THEMIS' Margot Northeast explains why cover should evolve with the way clinicians actually practise, from policy wording to claims and pricing
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@healthcaretoday.bsky.socialHandling a patient complaint well can make the difference between resolution and litigation. Owen Stacey, trainee solicitor at Maulin Law, sets out how clinicians should respond.
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@healthcaretoday.bsky.socialMaulin Law's Ellie O'Brien offers up some practical guidance for private providers on the steps required upon receipt of a Subject Access Request from a patient or their solicitor.
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@healthcaretoday.bsky.socialAn inquest has found there was a “gross failure” in the care of a 77-year-old grandfather who died after intestinal surgery at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton.
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@healthcaretoday.bsky.socialA Royal College of Physicians review found that a respiratory consultant at St Helier Hospital in south London withheld proven treatments from lung disease patients, contributing to three premature deaths.