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Terms and Conditions: Accredited
Terms and Conditions: Accredited paediatric medical mediation course Participation Participants must attend all the online training days and complete distance learning tasks before, during and after the training days. Trainees are expected to take

Terms and conditions | The Medical Mediation Foundation
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Code of conduct | The Medical Mediation Foundation
other participants under the terms of paragraph 2.2 above. Where consent to disclosure is refused, the Mediator should refuse to act. 2.5 Mediation must be conducted as an independent professional activity and must be distinguished from any other

Mediation of Medical Treatment
both positive and negative terms.25 Despite calls for mediation, there has so far only been a very small number of studies looking at this.26 There is an argument developing in the literature and legal practice27 that mediation might be suitable

Emmy's story | The Medical Mediation Foundation
I met Emmy Myerson and her family in 2003, when I was working as a reporter for the BBC Panorama programme. I wanted to make a film which showed what life was like for parents struggling to look after children with complex physical and learning

A parent's perspective | The Medical Mediation Foundation
In January 2017 my daughter Daisy was admitted onto the intensive-care unit at Great Ormond Street for the last time. She was put on a ventilator and it was clear that she was septic and her organs were beginning to shut down. She had a cardiac

What mediators need to know about mental health | The Medical Mediation Fou...
about mental ill-health, terms like mental health ‘difficulties’, ‘problems’ and ‘issues’ have all been found acceptable via research with people with lived experience - but again ask the individual for their preference. There

For adult patients | The Medical Mediation Foundation
When you or a family member are seriously ill, distress and upset can make it difficult to know if you are making the right decisions about treatment and care.

For children and young adults | The Medical Mediation Foundation
If you are a child or young person with serious health or care needs, it is really important to have your wishes and feelings heard. But it

For healthcare professionals | The Medical Mediation Foundation
When a relationship breaks down with a patient or their family, you may feel a range of emotions including frustration, anxiety, stress and helplessness. It can seem as if the situation cannot be resolved. If the patient is a child, you may feel

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