Advice centre

When treating a patient who is close to death, clear communication and collective decision-making are as important as any clinical intervention

Confidentiality is at the centre of maintaining trust between patients and doctors. But what are your obligations to a patient after they have died?

Guidance from NHS England underlines the importance of clear and honest communication when treating a patient who has reached the end of life.

Croner – Medical Protection’s trusted health and safety partner – provide answers to the most important questions an employer needs to ask to ensure a safe workplace

Existing Liabilities Scheme for MPS members working in general practice in England.

It’s International Women’s Day on 8 March and we wanted to introduce you to some of the wonderful women from around the world who work at Medical Protection, supporting members each and every day. We can’t mention all the amazing women working in the organisation, but here’s just a snapshot of some of our fantastic female employees.

We have put together the following basic packing checklist for you to refer to. This is by no means exhaustive, but there are some useful ideas.