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MDDUS

MDDUS

Legal Services

Professional medical and dental indemnity cover for UK healthcare workers.

About us

As a medical and dental defence organisation, MDDUS protects healthcare professionals across the UK, giving support, advice and access to indemnity. From clinicians to business managers, our members trust MDDUS to be there to provide support with a responsive and personal service online, over the phone or in person. We always put our members’ best interests first. As a mutual, MDDUS is run for, and with, healthcare professionals making it safer, fairer and simpler to practise. • 24/7 medico and dento-legal advice from an expert team • Access to HA | Wisdom Wellbeing - a free and confidential support service • Access to indemnity • Legal representation from leading medico-legal and dento-legal solicitors • Assistance in dealing with complaints • Representation at GMC/GDC proceedings • Assistance with disciplinary matters • Legal representation and support at fatal accident inquiries/coroner's inquests • Lifelong assistance with medical and dental incidents that occur during your membership • Worldwide indemnity for Good Samaritan acts • A wide choice of risk education, CPD training.

Website
http://www.mddus.com
Industry
Legal Services
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Glasgow
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1902
Specialties
Professional Indemnity, 24/7 Legal Advice, Medico-Legal, Dento-Legal, Risk Management, Training & CPD, GMC Hearings Support, GDC Hearings Support, HR & Employment Law, and Expert Legal Advice

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Updates

  • International Medical Graduates play a vital role in the NHS. Over on our newsroom, Professor Nitin Gambhir, Postgraduate Dean at NHS Education for Scotland, explores the challenges IMG doctors face when adapting to a new healthcare system. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d4t6ePWS “International Medical Graduates make an indispensable contribution to NHS Scotland. Without IMGs, many of our services would simply not function.”

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    The GMC has today published their annual report on public concerns about doctors’ fitness to practise. It is worrying that public concerns about doctors have increased by almost 30% in a single year because it means more doctors are facing the prospect of regulatory investigation. Read more on our newsroom - link in comments 👇

    • Image of Chief Executive Chris Kenny and his quote: “While the public must be able to raise concerns about their care, equally the GMC must distinguish quickly between serious fitness to practise concerns and matters that should be resolved locally”
  • When David Lock KC was appointed by the Government in 2025 to provide expert legal advice on the rising costs of clinical negligence claims, it was a step towards addressing a system that has become slow, adversarial and financially unsustainable. MDDUS Solicitor Samuel Birrel sets out the key reforms we believe are needed to deliver a more effective process. Explore the full analysis on our newsroom - link in comments 👇

  • “The doctor in front of the patient becomes the embodiment of a wider system.” In a speech delivered at our Westminster reception, Dr Roopinder Brar, GP and Medical Adviser at MDDUS, explores how systemic pressures are shaping patient behaviour in general practice. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dU57HSi6

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    They just keeping coming! It’s award season at MDDUS and we’re delighted to be finalists for the Purpose Beyond Profit Award. Being recognised by the The Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards is already an incredible achievement, but this category is particularly special as it gets to the heart of what we do. MDDUS is a mutual organisation, dedicated to protecting and supporting our members. We make sure they can access expert advice when they need it most and provide wraparound support to help them practice safely. Whether that’s providing risk training, wellbeing support or campaigning on their behalf. We have always been dedicated to our members, and we're proud to be recognised for that commitment.

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  • “If aspects of the way healthcare is organised are contributing to burnout, they need to be redesigned. Relying on individual doctors to become better at coping is not a strategy.” Following the appointment of Yvette Cooper as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, we ask whether this is an opportunity to consider a preventative approach to doctor’s burnout – rather than piling further pressure on clinicians. Read more from Alison Hardie on the MDDUS news site. Image: Yvette Cooper ©House of Commons, used under a CC by 3.0 licence.

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  • Abuse against healthcare staff is not an isolated issue. Each year, we survey our membership and find our members experience consistently high levels of abuse. Using MDDUS and NHS survey data, over on our newsroom we examine the rising prevalence of verbal and physical abuse. You can read the full analysis on our newsroom - link in comments 👇

  • We're delighted to share that MDDUS has been named a finalist in the UK Customer Experience Awards 2026 in the Best Customer Centric Culture - SME category. This recognition reflects the commitment of our colleagues across the organisation who work every day to put our members at the heart of everything we do. We're honoured to be recognised alongside so many organisations dedicated to delivering outstanding customer experiences #UKCXA #CustomerExperience #CustomerCentricity #MDDUS Awards International

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