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Experiences of ethnic minority and IMG practitioners: Improving fairness in the management of concerns

Today our Practitioner Performance Advice service (Advice) has published research and resources, including an Insights paper and case studies, aimed at: i) Understanding the lived experience of ethnic minority and international medical graduate (IMG) practitioners who are the subject of performance concerns reported to us. …

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Experienced actuary appointed as Non-Executive Director at NHS Resolution

NHS Resolution is delighted to announce that Anu Ralhan has been appointed as Non-Executive Director. The appointment has been made by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care today. Anu has been an independent member of NHS Resolution’s Reserving and Pricing Committee (RPC) since …

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New Insights publication: Specialties in performance cases

Our Practitioner Performance Advice service (Advice) has published its latest Insights paper,  Specialties in Practitioner Performance Advice cases: Key themes and use of our services. In this Insights publication we draw from our unique position to share the range of concerns about practitioner performance across the …

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Practitioner Performance Advice launches new resource aimed at clarifying its offer to organisations and practitioners

Our Practitioner Performance Advice service recently launched a new resource, providing a clear overview of the services we provide to healthcare organisations and practitioners. Practitioner Performance Advice has long delivered a range of core services in support of the fair management of concerns about the …

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Case of note: Paul v. Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust; Polmear v. Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust; Purchase v. Dr. Ahmed (Supreme Court – 11 January 2024)

Introduction These three cases were dealt with as a group by the Supreme Court because they all involved claims from secondary victims arising from instances of alleged clinical negligence.  Secondary victims are not people who received the treatment which was said to have been negligent, …

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