In this episode of ‘Safeguarding Healthcare’, Dr David Rankin delves into the complexities of medical administration with guest Dr Bahare Moradi, the Acting Director of Medical Services at the Royal North Shore Hospital in northern Sydney. Together, they dissect a common scenario involving a surgical registrar facing a challenging appendectomy. Dr Moradi highlights the delicate balance between patient safety and providing learning experiences for trainees, emphasising the need for structured support systems within hospitals. They discuss strategies for ensuring young doctors seek help when needed and navigating the dynamics between junior and senior staff.

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