Professional Medical Advice - Expert Guidance for Your Health

Professional medical advice is guidance provided by healthcare professionals, such as doctors or specialists, regarding diagnosis, treatment options, and health management. It is based on medical expertise and individual health assessments.

professional medical advice FAQ

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Do patients follow medical advice after a consultation?

Furthermore, evidence shows that less than half of what is told to patients during a consultation is remembered afterwards. Hence patient information given during a doctor-patient interaction, which can be consumed outside of a consultation, is more likely to result in patients following medical advice.

How often do I need a medical guidance?

This guidance is also available as HTML and is usually updated every 12 months. It has replaced the medical at a glance. The guidance is prepared on the advice of the Secretary of State for Transport’s Honorary Medical Advisory Panels. If you are not a medical professional, view health conditions and driving.

How often do medical professionals update the fitness to drive guide?

Advice for medical professionals for assessing fitness to drive. This advice is for medical professionals to follow when assessing a patient’s fitness to drive. It is usually updated every 12 months. We advise you to bookmark this page so you always use the most up to date information in the guide.

Should doctors have fingertip keyboard access to patient information?

Patient information is a fundamental part of our working lives as doctors and is integral to the doctor-patient relationship. As doctors, having fingertip keyboard access to patient resources that allows us to efficiently provide them to the patients we care for would be transformative for both patients and doctors.