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Conduct
Sep 2018 //
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Practising Within Competence
Dr Hairil Rizal Abdullah
,
Mr Lim Gim Hui
Introduction “Competence” is a term that carries substantial responsibility. Regardless of profession, when we say one is competent, certain expectations are raised. Airline pilots in their duties of flying passengers are held accountable to a set of standards. They are expected to ke...
Category:
Professionalism
Topic:
Collegiality
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Communication
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Conduct
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Professional Accountability
Jun 2018 //
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SMC DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS
Christopher Chong
,
A/Prof Cheong Pak Yean
,
Dr Anantham Devanand
,
Anil Changaroth
,
Dr Tommy Tan
With the recent publicity of a number of disciplinary cases against doctors before the Singapore Medical Council (SMC), it is an opportune time to revisit this issue and consider how medical practitioners can best handle such complaints. In order to understand how to deal with SMC complaints, we ...
Category:
Medical Ethics
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Medical Practice
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Professionalism
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Health Law
Topic:
Communication
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Conduct
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Regulation
Dec 2015 //
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DISCLOSURE INVOLVING MULTIPLE HEALTHCARE TEAMS
Dr Seow Wan Tew
,
DR Lee See Muah
Medical professionals have a primary duty to inform patients of any medical information that would be important or material to the patients in making medical decisions for the present and future. Discussing significant adverse medical events with patients and people close to them is seen as an ethic...
Category:
Medical Ethics
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Professionalism
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Medical Practice
Topic:
Conduct