Jan 26, 2021
In the third of our series of guest blogs looking at the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic across the four nations of the UK – a guest blog from Lynsey Cleland of Healthcare Improvement Scotland - Community Engagement
Jan 21, 2021
A guest blog from Joanna Jervis, a Senior Lawyer and Practice Development Manager for Medical and Dental Defence Union of Scotland looking at fitness to practise from the registrant's perspective
Jan 13, 2021
Peter Walsh, Chief Executive of Action against Medical Accidents (AvMa), guest blogs - setting out the key priorities AvMa would like to see as part of regulatory reform to ensure patients have a voice
Jan 06, 2021
A guest blog from Sarah Ellson - who co-heads Fieldfisher's Regulatory team - discussing the Authority's power to appeal final fitness to practise decisions - from a legal perspective
Dec 16, 2020
In this blog, our Policy Manager, Daisy Blench explains why we commissioned research to explore with patients and the public their perspective on future fitness to practise where hearings are not held and encapsulates its key findings
Dec 03, 2020
Anticipating a consultation on regulatory reform - Dinah Godfree asks the government to not just look forwards, but take a glance backwards - it's important to learn from mistakes from the past, as well as looking at more recent learning from Covid-19
Nov 26, 2020
A speaker at our recent symposium, Lucy Watson - the Patients Association Chair, provides a guest blog discussing the importance of effective patient partnership as the health and care system transforms and eventually recovers
Nov 24, 2020
In this blog, Alan Clamp gives an overview of what we discussed over the three days of our recent virtual symposium on the theme of 'Regulation Reset'
Nov 19, 2020
Chris Kenny presented at our symposium, outlining some key changes made by regulators in response to the pandemic & identified changes MDDUS would like to keep & those they would like the regulators to lose – he picks up on this theme in his guest blog
Nov 10, 2020
In this guest blog, Fraser Gilmore explores how storytelling can influence change, and how sharing one’s experience can make more abstract ideas like professional regulation more personal
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