DOCTORLAWYER™ ACADEMY

MEDICOLEGAL TRAINING FOR HOSPITAL STAFF

🌐 English · हिन्दी · मराठी · தமிழ் · తెలుగు

Eight short lessons, plus a free bonus lesson · ten quizzes · about two hours · Rs. 299

Medicolegal Essentials for Hospital Staff

Medicolegal basics for everyone who works in a hospital

Front desk, nursing, OT, ward, lab and security staff sign, witness, record and speak for the hospital every day, and are almost never taught the law behind it. Eight short lessons in plain language, each built around a real-life situation staff face in clinics and hospitals, with the rules as simple do and never cards, one line to remember, and a quiz. Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu for your staff. Lesson one is open before you pay.

Prepared and taught by Dr. Rupal V. Rana, MBBS, DCH, LLB, LLM, Medicolegal Expert and Founder, DoctorLawyer™, in consultation with a High Court advocate.

8short lessons
10quizzes
45real situations
9printable sheets
2hours in total
12months of access
5languages

🌐 Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu for your staff

English · हिन्दी · मराठी · தமிழ் · తెలుగు

Each person picks their language with the switch at the top of the page, and can change it at any time. The lessons, the printable sheets and the quizzes are all translated. The notes on the law for supervisors, and the certificate, stay in English. Every lesson has a Listen button that reads it aloud in the chosen language, on phones and computers that have a voice for it. Recorded audio, read by a computer-generated voice: English, lessons 1 to 7; हिन्दी (Hindi), lessons 1 to 7; मराठी (Marathi), lessons 1 to 7; தமிழ் (Tamil), lessons 1 to 7; తెలుగు (Telugu), lessons 1 to 7.

🔊 A welcome to the course
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Buying for a clinic or a hospital? Seats for your team, from Rs. 199 each.

Rs. 299

One payment, no subscription and no renewal. Twelve months of access to all eight lessons, every quiz, the final quiz and the certificate. Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu for your staff.

Enrol on the course

Two ways in: enrol now below, or read lesson one and its quiz first, free and with no card. Either is fine, and one does not cost you the other.

Enrol

We ask for very little: no identity number and no employee number.

Please enter your name exactly as you want it printed on your certificate. The certificate is issued in the name on your enrolment, letter for letter, including the title and any initials. Write to us before you finish the course if it needs changing, because a certificate that has issued has to be withdrawn and reissued.

By enrolling you confirm that you are at least eighteen years of age, and that clause 9.1A of the Terms of Enrolment describes you. We do not ask for any identity number and you must not give us one.

Payment is taken by Razorpay. Card details are never seen by us and never touch this site.

Read lesson one before you buy

Not ready to decide? Lesson one and its quiz open without payment, so you can see the writing, the depth and the way the questions work first. No card, nothing charged, and nothing charged later unless you choose to buy.

No payment and no card. You can buy the full course afterwards, or not.

For clinics and hospitals: seats for your whole team

Buy seats for your front desk, nurses, OT, ward, lab and security staff, in any number from 1 to 500. The more seats on one order, the lower the price of every seat. Each person enrols in their own name through a private link, reads in their own language and receives their own certificate.

WhoFor exampleTotal
Very small clinic
1 to 4 staff
4 seats at Rs. 299 eachRs. 1,196
Small clinic
5 to 9 staff
5 seats at Rs. 260 eachRs. 1,300
Clinic or nursing home
10 to 24 staff
10 seats at Rs. 240 eachRs. 2,400
Hospital department
25 to 49 staff
25 seats at Rs. 220 eachRs. 5,500
Hospital
50 or more staff
50 seats at Rs. 199 each, up to 500 seatsRs. 9,950

The price of every seat is set by the size of the whole order, up to 500 seats on one order.

Order seats for your team
How team prices work

1 to 4 seats Rs. 299 each, 5 to 9 seats Rs. 260 each, 10 to 24 seats Rs. 240 each, 25 to 49 seats Rs. 220 each, 50 or more seats Rs. 199 each. The price of every seat on an order is set by the size of the whole order. Fewer than 5 seats are Rs. 299 each, the same as one person enrolling alone.

One payment, by card, UPI or bank transfer against an invoice. No renewal and nothing charged later. Every seat carries twelve months of access, counted from the day the order is activated.

No GST is charged: the practice is below the threshold in section 22(1) of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017.

Clause 29 of the Terms of Enrolment governs seats bought by an institution, and every figure is on the pricing page.

For the supervising doctor or administrator

Real-life situations. Every lesson is built around a real-life situation that front desk, nursing, ward and OT staff face in clinics and hospitals. The names in the stories are illustrative.

Certificates you can check. The supervising doctor or administrator can check each staff member's certificate online: every certificate carries a number that anyone can check at doctorlawyeracademy.com/verify.

What the buyer of the seats sees. The person who bought the seats sees who has completed: who has claimed a seat, how many lessons each person has passed, and whether their certificate has issued. Scores and answers stay private to the learner.

What you will be able to do when you have finished

Not what you will have heard about. What you will be able to do, on a Tuesday, with the thing in your hand.

  1. Write and correct an entry in any register or chart so that it holds up, and know why whitener and rewritten pages look like hiding.
  2. Know where your job ends on consent: the doctor explains, you witness, and questions go to the doctor.
  3. Keep patient information private, including photos and WhatsApp, and know who may be told what.
  4. Protect a patient's dignity every day, and know that a patient or a body is never held back over a bill.
  5. Handle the first hour of an emergency or a police case in the right order: treat first, then write, then tell the in-charge.
  6. Report a fall or a mistake the right way, and calm an angry family while keeping yourself safe.

How much of your time this takes

About two hours in total, in short sittings on your phone. The course remembers where you are.

Eight short lessonsabout 60 minutes
Eight printable sheets and the bonus sheetabout 15 minutes
Ten quizzes and the final quizabout 40 minutes

How the course runs, start to certificate

1
Eight short written lessons. About ten minutes each, read in any order, at your own pace, on a phone or a laptop. Everything is in plain words, and the law behind each lesson is set out at the end for your supervisor. Each lesson also leaves you something to keep: a one-page rules sheet for each lesson, to print and keep at the desk or on the ward.
2
A scored quiz at the end of each module. Five applied questions, not definitions: a situation, and what you would do. Four out of five to pass. Retake it as often as you like, and the authority is explained on every answer, right and wrong. Your best score is the one kept.
3
A final quiz across all eight modules. It opens once you have passed all eight module quizzes. Sixteen questions, two drawn from each module, twelve out of sixteen to pass. Your sixteen are not the same as anybody else’s. Retake it as often as you need.
4
A certificate of completion, issued once the eight module quizzes and the final quiz are all passed. It is signed by Dr. Rupal V. Rana, MBBS, DCH, LLB, LLM, and carries a number anyone you show it to can check on this site. It is a certificate of completion: not a diploma, not a certification, not recognised by any Nursing Council, Medical Council, university or skill council, and it carries no continuing education credit. It does not promise a job, a promotion or a pay rise.

The eight modules, and what each one leaves you able to do

01You are part of the legal recordYou will be able to explain why every word you write, and every signature, can be read in court, and how to write and correct an entry safely.Open first
02Consent: what you do and what you never doYou will be able to say who explains an operation, what your signature as a witness means, and when to stop and call the doctor.12 min
03Privacy: records, photos and WhatsAppYou will be able to say what you may and may not share about a patient, with whom, and why a photo on your phone can become a case.12 min
04Dignity and patient rightsYou will be able to say what every patient is entitled to, and the small things that protect their dignity every day.12 min
05Emergencies and police casesYou will be able to explain why treatment always comes first, who decides a police case, and what you write and do in the first hour.12 min
06When something goes wrongYou will be able to say what to do after a fall, a wrong medicine or a lost item, and what to say to the family.12 min
07Angry families, complaints and violenceYou will be able to say how to calm an angry family, take a complaint properly, and keep yourself safe.12 min
08Putting it all together: one night shiftYou will be able to use all seven lessons together, in the order a real night brings them.12 min
BCasualty: the first hour, step by step Bonus, freeYou will be able to say what happens, and in what order, in the first hour after an emergency patient arrives.Free bonus · 20 min

The bonus lesson is included and costs nothing extra. Casualty, the first hour, step by step: what happens first, second and third when an emergency or a police case arrives. It sits outside the eight: it is not in the final quiz and it is not needed for the certificate. It has its own quiz for anyone who wants one.

This is education, not advice on your matter. Nothing in the primer is advice about any particular patient, complaint, notice or case, and reading it does not create a relationship of adviser and client.

It is not clinical teaching. No module tells you how to treat anybody.

Nothing is promised as an outcome. No course prevents a complaint, and none of this guarantees how any forum will decide anything.

Where a matter needs a lawyer, we say so. Representation before any forum, and any formal legal opinion, is arranged separately with a High Court advocate and is charged separately.

The material is licensed to you alone. It may not be recorded, copied, shared, resold or circulated. Pages carry the name and email of the person they were issued to.

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