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Facing a regulatory complaint: a practical guide for doctors - Measuring outcomes
This is a Measuring Outcomes activity (MO) to be completed after webinar Facing a regulatory complaint: a practical guide for doctors (#1619042)
Facing a regulatory complaint: a practical guide for doctors
In this webinar, you'll gain practical guidance on what to expect, how to respond, and how to protect your professional standing while supporting your personal wellbeing. During this session, we will: recognise the stages of a regulatory complaint and potential outcomes explore the key steps to take when responding to a complaint identify the legal, professional and personal considerations involved.
Informed financial consent-trust and transparency
Clear, proactive conversations about costs help build patient trust from the start. Informed financial consent supports good medical practice, strengthens relationships and reduces medicolegal risk. When patients understand what to expect, they are more confident in their care, less surprised by your bill and you are better protected.
Informed financial consent: trust and transparency – Measuring Outcomes
In the webinar, we heard from a range of specialists and medico legal experts as they discussed the importance of trust and transparency within the IFC process and how to reduce your medico-legal risk in the process.
Referral and specialist letter audit
In this course, we cover the essential principles and best practices for drafting referral and specialist letters. You will learn to evaluate your documentation through a structured review of referral letters against a standardised template, focusing on key areas such as clarity, completeness, relevance, and alignment with professional standards. By completing this activity, you will identify areas for improvement and develop practical strategies to enhance the quality of your communication, support better patient care, and maintain compliance with professional expectations.
Medical records - part four: AI scribe activity
Learning objectives Produce accurate clinical notes from a consultation using your preferred documentation format. Compare your documentation with model examples and identify strengths and areas for improvement. Explain the importance of thorough and accurate records for patient care, communication, and medico-legal protection.
Privacy for practices
Under the Privacy Act, healthcare practices can be held accountable for the actions of their staff. In this webinar, we’ll share practical guidance to help practices safeguard patient privacy and confidentiality. Our panel of experts will offer practical tips on: Strengthening systems, records, and communication processes Confirming authority and identity to protect patient information Safeguarding privacy at the front desk and across daily practice
Privacy and cyber for practice managers – post measuring outcome activity
In this eLearning course we aimed to give a deeper understanding of key information security and risks in healthcare. This included identifying different types of secondary uses of information and responsible use of AI. We also discussed responding to a phishing attack and other cyber security issues. In the activity you will need to have identified and implemented a change to your practice in relation to privacy or cyber issues.