Back on track: a good practice guide
This publication sets out how our Practitioner Performance Advice approaches work with practitioners for whom further training is required to resolve concerns about their practice and/or behaviours. Please note: A lot of the content is out of date, particularly the descriptions of NHS and primary …
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An introduction to Nadine’s story
An introduction to Nadine’s story from Tim Shurlock, NHS Resolution. We have also created a video on the legal context of consent.
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Factsheet 6: Primary Care Appeals statistics 2019/20
This Factsheet provides statistical information on the various workstreams.
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How to conduct a local performance investigation
This publication provides guidance for healthcare organisations about conducting local investigations into a practitioner’s performance or conduct. Please note: A lot of the content is out of date and there is no reference to the Responsible Officer role. However, we are making this available (until …
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Nadine’s story – Consent
Nadine Montgomery presents her story that led to the landmark ruling on consent (Montgomery v Lanarkshire Health Board [2015]). We have produced a short introduction to this video and also a video on the legal context of consent.
Working to prevent avoidable venous thromboembolism
Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is an international patient safety issue and a clinical priority for the NHS. Around half of all cases of VTE are associated with hospitalisation, with many events occurring up to 90 days after admission. It is a leading and preventable cause of …
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Primary Care Appeals – dispute resolution guidance
This Guidance Note is for general information purposes only. It is not exhaustive but does cover the essential elements needed for parties submitting, or responding to, applications for dispute resolution
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Latent phase of labour case
