Responding to adverse incidents
Pausing to reflect when something goes wrong can lessen the risk of history repeating itself. We explain how to respond to an adverse incident, ensuring patients are supported and lessons are learned.
Pausing to reflect when something goes wrong can lessen the risk of history repeating itself. We explain how to respond to an adverse incident, ensuring patients are supported and lessons are learned.
Leader
Just as patients need to know all their treatment options, you need to be able to make an informed choice about your indemnity.
News
Case study
A DDU member faced a claim alleging a failure to diagnose and treat a patient’s periodontal disease.
In focus
Advice on the legal and ethical implications of providing botulinum toxin, dermal fillers and similar treatments.
In focus
News
Advisory call
The DDU advised a member on a whether to comply with a patient's request for a radiograph.
In focus
Taking on a work experience student can be very rewarding, provided the appropriate steps are taken to protect patients, the student and the practice.