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Navigating Medical Ethics: Avoiding Legal Pitfalls

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Ethical and medicolegal risk sits behind more of your decisions than the consent form suggests, and formal training in navigating it is rare.

 

This session gives you practical approaches to consent, risk communication and duty of candour, alongside how medical ethics has evolved and where the medicolegal challenges now sit.

Learning outcomes:

  • Review the evolution of medical ethics and its relevance to the decisions you take in daily practice.
  • Recognise the common ethical and medicolegal challenges before they become a complaint or a claim.
  • Apply the principles of consent and shared decision making in patient interactions.
  • Communicate risk clearly and meet your duty of candour when something has gone wrong.
  • Develop the skills and confidence to speak up safely in challenging situations.
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