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Learning from cases
22/05/2025
Learning from cases: Ophthalmology
Learning from cases: Ophthalmology
Time to read article: 5 mins
This guide highlights some common ophthalmology medicolegal cases, particularly in laser vision and cataract surgeries, often involving consent and outcome issues. It also focuses on improving communication and documentation to help develop risk management.
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Common medicolegal dilemmas healthcare professionals are facing with the use of AI
Time to read article: 9 mins
Dr Ben White, Deputy Medical Director, addresses some key questions around the use of AI in medical practice.
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Learning from cases
14/05/2025
Laser vision surgery case study
Laser vision surgery case study
Time to read article: 1 mins
A 30-year-old with myopia went to an optician to discuss laser vision surgery. She was seen by an optometrist, examined and advised treatment with LASIK. Her surgery was arranged for four weeks’ time.
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Problems arise from spinal anaesthesia
Time to read article: 2 mins
A 48-year-old man underwent abdominoplasty and liposuction. At the pre-operative visit, the consultant anaesthetist proposed general anaesthesia along with a spinal anaesthetic for the purpose of post-operative pain relief.
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MPS feedback to 'Reviewing Right-touch Regulation' by the Public Standards Authority
Time to read article: 2 mins
MPS responds to the Public Standards Authority's review of Right-touch Regulation.
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Medical Protection comments on HSSIB report into healthcare worker fatigue
Time to read article: 1 mins
Medical Protection comments on the HSSIB report into fatigue among healthcare workers and the potential impact on patient care.
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Government measures to tackle abuse against healthcare workers welcomed
Time to read article: 1 mins
The Health Secretary has announced steps to help protect NHS staff from abuse. These include new measures to encourage staff to report incidents to help ensure information is collected at national level. Commenting, Professor Dame Jane Dacre, Medical Protection President
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Doctors feel they have no choice but to work despite mental wellbeing concerns
Time to read article: 7 mins
Nearly three quarters (73%) of doctors in the UK say they have continued to work despite not feeling mentally well enough to do so.
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