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Indemnity enquiry form

51Âþ»­ indemnity scheme may cover you against the financial consequences of a claim against you for clinical negligence. It is very important that you check the terms and conditions as outlined on our 51Âþ»­ indemnity scheme page.

There’s no need to pay anything extra. 51Âþ»­ indemnity is included in your membership fee, provided you meet the eligibility criteria.

Note that if you are employed, your employer has responsibility to provide you with indemnity and legal support in any such event. The RCN scheme would not apply in this case.

If you need to provide proof of membership, please login to MyRCN, where you can download a copy of your confirmation of membership letter, which includes a link to the scheme details.

If you have read our terms and conditions, and the FAQs about the scheme, and would like to ask us a question about the scheme, or you have been contacted about making a claim, please complete our form below. Note that you must have been in the correct category of membership on the date that the incident occurred to make a claim.

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Please note that RCN Direct will not usually call you. Where an onward referral is required, provided you were in the correct category of membership at the time of the incident, we will provide these contact details to the RCN’s Legal Department.

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