Medicolegal Aspects of Virtual Consultations

By Mr Aprajay Golash, Consultant Neurosurgeon

Posted 17 June 2020

5 Minute Read

Smiling doctor using a smartphone and laptop, representing the growing role and medico-legal considerations of virtual medical consultations.

Tags:

  • Remote Work
  • Home Office Setup
  • Solicitor Productivity
  • Work-Life Balance
  • Record Digitisation

Expert Disciplines:

  • Neurosurgery

About The Author

Mr Aprajay Golash

Mr Aprajay Golash

Consultant Neurosurgeon

Mr Aprajay Golash is a Consultant Neurosurgeon at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust since 2000 and an Honorary Lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire. He undertakes medico-legal reports for Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence claims.

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