Preparing a statement for the police: Tips and advice for Doctors in Training (3.5 mins)
It’s likely that during your clinical career you may be asked to provide a statement to the police about a particular consultation/s with a patient who is now involved in a criminal case.
This short video gives you information about what to expect and how to prepare.
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