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Best of 2013

What would you do? Best advice and dilemmas from 2013

2 January 2014

‘What would you do, in my case?’ This is the question asked of a panel of experts in every dilemma published in PulseToday. Check below for a reflection of the best from the past 12 months

Steve Nowottny

Editor’s choice:

Dilemma: A GP overprescribes benzodiazepines

Dilemma: Renting premises to a complementary therapist

Dilemma: Contraception request raises an abuse concern

Dilemma: Conflict of interest with a referral

Dilemma: Sick partner asks you to skip child’s birthday party

Dilemma: Partners disagree over QOF strategy

Dilemma: A staff complaint about bullying

Dilemma: Practice manager needs support

Dilemma: Incentive scheme to reduce referrals

Dilemma: Partner is ‘nominated parent’ for time off

Pulse cover December 2013 - online

Most read:

Dilemma: Replacing a retiring partner

Dilemma: Doubt over thyroxine prescription

Dilemma: When a partner burns out

Dilemma: Recruiting an extra partner to deal with demand

Dilemma: Racist patient

Dilemma: An employee burns out

Dilemma: Suicidal patient

Dilemma: A slow-consulting partner

Dilemma: Patient record contains distressing details

Dilemma: Treating an overseas patient

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