
The General Medical Council has issued guidance to doctors warning them against wading into media disputes if criticisms have been made about them in the press.
Issuing advice for the first time on dealing with press criticism, the GMC warned doctors against unnecessary participation in media disputes with patients.
In new guidance addressing doctor/patient confidentiality issues, the GMC told doctors that involving themselves in press arguments “often serve[s] no practical purpose”.
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