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Medicolegal medicine

Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
November 2018
2018; 19(11): 52-56
When helping harms: prescribing pitfalls in chronic noncancer pain
Naomi Lewis, USHMA NARSAI
Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
September 2018
2018; 19(9): 49-52
Regaining trust: managing inadvertent vaccination errors
Naomi Lewis, USHMA NARSAI
Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
May 2018
2018; 19(5): 63-65
Plantar wart or melanoma? How to record a 'simple' presentation
Naomi Lewis, NICOLE FARDELL, PENNY BROWNE
Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
September 2017
2017; 18(9): 65-67
Cognitive bias and failure to diagnose: when you need to 'think slow'
Walid Jammal, Naomi Lewis
Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
June 2017
2017; 18(6): 61-63
Ironing out problems with iron infusions in general practice
PETER WALKER, Walid Jammal, KATE GILLMAN
Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
November 2016
2016; 17(11): 73-75
GP follow up after hospital discharge: avoiding the pitfalls
Naomi Lewis, Walid Jammal
Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
November 2015
2015; 16(11): 57-59
‘I’ve never had such a bad headache’: a missed diagnosis
Nicole Kroesche, Walid Jammal
Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
May 2015
2015; 16(5): 55-56
A pain in the back: difficult patient, difficult diagnosis
Nicole Kroesche, Walid Jammal
Sports medicine
Medicine Today
January 2011
2011; 12(1): 56-58
Drugs in sport
Susan White
Clinical case review
Medicine Today
October 2009
2009; 10(10): 64-66
A young girl in need of contraception: the legal position of the GP
Christine Read
Clinical case review
Medicine Today
May 2008
2008; 9(5): 71-72
A 70-year-old woman with dementia and no insight: the best approach
Brian Draper
Sexual assault
Medicine Today
December 2004
2004; 5(12): 61-64
The child as a victim of sexual abuse
Patricia Brennan
Sexual assault
Medicine Today
November 2004
2004; 5(11): 66-67
Sexual assault in men
David J Templeton
Sexual assault
Medicine Today
October 2004
2004; 5(10): 78-82
Sexual assault in women
Jacki Mein
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
February 2004
2004; 5(2): 68-71
Retention of Guthrie cards: reassuring parents
Loane Skene, Agnes Bankier, Paul Nisselle
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
December 2003
2003; 4(12): 53-55
Withdrawal of artificial feeding from a dying patient
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
October 2003
2003; 4(10): 71-73
Damages for raising an unplanned but healthy child
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
August 2003
2003; 4(8): 69-71
Can civil disobedience change the law on asisting suicide?
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle
Forum
Medicine Today
May 2003
2003; 4(5): 128-129
Should doctors treat their family, their friends and themselves?
Andrew Dix
Forum
Medicine Today
March 2003
2003; 4(3): 105-110
Ins and outs of the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
John Bennett, Paul P Glasziou
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
February 2003
2003; 4(2): 67-70
End of life decisions: killing and letting die
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
January 2003
2003; 4(1): 60-62
Could parental refusal of newborn screening be overridden by a court?
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
August 2002
2002; 3(8): 64-67
Is a patient’s consent needed to test for an infectious disease?
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
July 2002
2002; 3(7): 71-74
More on the ‘medical indemnity crisis’: a lawyer answers some questions from GPs
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle
Medicine and the Law
Medicine Today
June 2002
2002; 3(6): 77-80
The medical indemnity crisis: a lawyer’s perspective
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle

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