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Too many overseas trained doctors still not getting NHS induction they deserve
Time to read article: 8 mins
More needs to be done to improve NHS inductions for international medical graduates, if we want the NHS and patients to continue benefiting from their expertise and contribution, according to Medical Protection
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MPS Foundation appoints Professor Gozie Offiah as next Chair
Time to read article: 2 mins
The MPS Foundation has announced the appointment of Professor Gozie Offiah as its new Chair.
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Medical Protection Society goes green
Time to read article: 2 mins
Medical Protection Society has announced significant progress towards achieving net zero emissions in its operations by 2027.
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Consultation response to proposals to reform the Law of Apologies in Civil Proceedings in England and Wales
Time to read article: 7 mins
MPS response to the Ministry of Justice's consultation on proposals to reform the Law of Apologies in Civil Proceedings in England and Wales.
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Consultation response to the call for evidence as part of the Duty of Candour review
Time to read article: 3 mins
MPS response to the Department of Health and Social Care's call for evidence on the review of Duty of Candour legislation.
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HR Topic - Changes to flexible working regulations & encouraging a work-life balance
Time to read article: 4 mins
HR Topic - Training and development for medical professionals
Time to read article: 6 mins
Response to the General Medical Council’s consultation on proposed rules, standards and guidance for regulation anaesthesia associates and physician associates
Time to read article: 10 mins
MPS response to the General Medical Council’s consultation on proposed rules, standards and guidance for regulation anaesthesia associates and physician associates
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Medical Protection calls for accountability, wellbeing and workforce to be key focus for next UK Government
Time to read article: 3 mins
Medical Protection has released its Priorities for the Next Government report, calling on the next UK Government to prioritise critical issues currently impacting healthcare professionals and patients.
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