Professional boundaries: examples GPs need to know
Professional boundaries protect patients and doctors alike. But knowing where the line is — and recognising when it's at risk of blurring — is often harder in practice than in principle
Professional boundaries protect patients and doctors alike. But knowing where the line is — and recognising when it's at risk of blurring — is often harder in practice than in principle
Motivational interviewing is a core GP consultation skill, but knowing the theory and using it in a ten-minute appointment are different challenges. This guide bridges the gap.
Clinicians need more training when it comes to discussing sexual wellbeing with their patients
AI isn't replacing the GP consultation, but it is changing it. Experts share practical strategies for responding when patients present with an AI self-diagnosis.
Medicine has traditionally positioned doctors as fixers and rescuers. But learning to sit with uncertainty and inaction can be just as valuable.