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Jun 15, 2020 • 4 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
Dr Simon Fox QC kicking off Conversations on Consent. Image
Nadine Montgomery on the patients perspective Image
Paul Sankey talking about common misconceptions since Montgomery Image
Panel discussion. Great to hear the push for consent clinics to try and give patients information and support from nurse specialists. Identifying patients who need more time. Image

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Sep 29, 2020
People are travelling abroad for plastic surgery procedures. In some cases there has bee injury or death. There can be issues of lack of regulation and insurance. Today I'm chairing a PEOPIL webinar to consider the issues presented. Great line up of speakers
Kicking of the webinar with a presentation by Titus Adams Consultant Plastic Surgeon with a fabulous presentation emphasising the importance of post operative care and dangers of the cheapest possible price approach and aggressive online marketing #PEOPILwebinar
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Sep 28, 2020
O'Neill -the doctor-patient relationship should be one of trust with no consideration of self-interest or gain. It is supposed to be long-lasting, intimate and trusting but the problem is its based on asymmetric knowledge and power with potential for abuse
She suggests the relationship was viewed as one of trust only because the paternalistic view of medicine was assumed. Was it one of reasonable trust? Was this trust based on a lack of any alternative and an inability to determine when trust was misplaced?
This traditional paternalistic conception of the doctor-patient relationship was defective and could not provide an adequate context for reasonable trust. A more adequate basis for reasonable trust required the patient to be placed on a more equal footing
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Sep 25, 2020
Hospital prosecuted in the first duty of candour prosecution in England after the death of a patient following perforation of her oesophagus during an endoscopy. There was no timely apology and a lack of candour with the family cqc.org.uk/.../regulation…
The judge said: “This offence is a very good example of why these regulatory offences are very important. Not only have [the family] had to come to terms with their tragic death, but their loss has been compounded by the trust’s lack of candour.”
“All care providers have a duty to be open and transparent with patients and their loved ones, particularly when something goes wrong, and this case sends a clear message that we will not hesitate to take action when that does not happen'
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Sep 14, 2020
And this is how we do conferences in a COVID world. Inspire MediLaw Acquired Brain injury Conference for lawyers. Top class line up of medical speakers in this challenging area. Image
First speaker Mr Peter Whitfield Consultant Neurosurgeon on traumatic brain injury -types investigations and treatment. Fabulous presentation detailing the importance of early identification and specialist treatment of brain injury. Image
After a fabulous first session now Dr Andrew Harrison Consultant Neuropsychologist and Director of Case Management Services Edinburgh talking on neuropsychological assessment of brain injury Image
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Sep 11, 2020
Kicking off Inspire MediLaw annual expert witness conference with Paul Sankey Enable Law. Recording consultations with medical experts. Is the evidence admissible? Image
Discussing the case of Williams v Jarvis 2008 EWHC 2346 (QB) where the claimant had covertly recorded her consultation with the medical expert. She was able to use this in court to demonstrate a number of facts in the expert report were inaccurate.
Darren Deery partner Drummond Miller Edinburgh discussing a number of important medical cases this year with particular reference to medical expert witnesses
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Sep 10, 2020
In my lecture I discuss that in consenting patients are in fact performing an act of authorisation. To enable them to do so they require information and there must be effective communication. It is not simply a call for more or different information.
Its a call for a different way of viewing and structuring the process of soliciting consent. The emphasis is on assisting the patient to have a substantial understanding of what is at stake in the act of authorisation.
This is not discharged by the competent recital of a string of pertinent facts or handing out lists of complications attached to a well conceived consent form. Use of "feedback" testing may assist in assessing whether there is substantial understanding
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