| pain |
alleviation of (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 3d)
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perception of (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 22)
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relief in the dying patient (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 26)
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| palliative care |
communicating decisions on (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 61)
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palliative care (Good Medical Practice 3d)
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palliative care (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 26)
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reviewing decisions on (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 64)
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seeking patient's views (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 43)
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| parental responsibility |
consent for removal and retention of material at post-mortem of children (Research, paragraph 28)
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consent in children (Consent, paragraphs 23-24)
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life-prolonging treatments in children (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraphs 67-77)
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reaching consensus on treatment (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 72)
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| partners |
confidentiality when dealing with (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 29)
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consideration towards (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 29)
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| pathology slides (Audio and Visual Recordings, paragraph 5) |
| Patient Group Directions (Prescribing, paragraph 28) |
| patient information, sufficient for consent (Consent, paragraphs 4-8) |
| Patient Information Advisory Group (Confidentiality FAQs, question 6) |
| patient interests, raising concerns over public media recordings (Audio and Visual Recordings, paragraph 28) |
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| patient rights |
to confidentiality (Confidentiality, paragraphs 1-3)
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trainee doctors (Management, paragraph 36)
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when treatment conflicts with religious beliefs of doctor (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 8)
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| patient safety |
awareness of needs and welfare of children (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 24)
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conduct and performance of colleagues (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 43)
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honest appraisals and (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 18)
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in research (Research, paragraph 63)
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inadequate resources and (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 9)
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raising concerns on (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 6)
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raising concerns on (Raising Concerns, paragraphs 1-12)
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responding to incidents or complaints (Management, paragraphs 44-45)
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responsibility of managers (Management, paragraph 4)
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sharing information with colleagues (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 50)
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when patient is at risk of death or serious harm (Raising Concerns, paragraph 6)
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when reporting sexualised behaviour (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraph 24)
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| patient support groups, information provision (Consent, paragraph 13) |
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| patients |
audio and visual recordings of (Audio and Visual Recordings, paragraphs 1-28)
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improper emotional relationships with (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraphs 4-8)
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seeking views of (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraphs 41-43)
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sexual relationships with (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraphs 4-8)
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sexualised behaviour by (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraph 26)
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social contact with (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraph 7)
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| percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 78) |
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| performance |
as affected by personal illness (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 79)
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maintaining and improving (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 14)
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| performance reviews |
constructive responses to (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 14e)
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in management (Management, paragraph 33)
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within teams (Management, paragraph 50)
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| permanent/persistent vegetative state |
case law (Withholding and Withdrawing, Appendix A)
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dilemmas associated with (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 3)
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withdrawal of artificial nutrition (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 82)
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withdrawal of life support (Consent, paragraph 26)
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| personal beliefs |
avoidance of discrimination because of (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 7)
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avoidance of discrimination because of (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 46)
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expression of to patients (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 33)
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procedures that conflict with (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 8)
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| personal health (Management, paragraphs 58-59) |
| personal relationships, avoidance of providing care within (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 5) |
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| pharmaceutical companies |
as conflicts of interest (Conflicts of Interest, paragraph 1)
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declaration of sponsorship by (Conflicts of Interest, paragraph 12)
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financial interests in (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 75)
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| pharmacists |
doctors' interests in (Prescribing, paragraphs 10-12)
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repeat dispensing by (Prescribing, paragraph 32)
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| photographs |
consent for publication (Confidentiality FAQs, question 11)
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consent for use in teaching (Confidentiality FAQs, question 12)
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| police |
disclosure of information in public interest (Confidentiality FAQs, question 14)
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reporting of gunshot wounds (Gunshot wounds, paragraph 1)
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sexual assault (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraph 21)
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what happens when a doctor is charged with an offence (Reporting Convictions, paragraph 2)
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| Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Confidentiality FAQs, question 21) |
| Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Gunshot wounds) |
| police officers, disclosure of information to (Confidentiality, paragraph 20) |
| political beliefs, expression of to patients (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 33) |
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| post-mortem examinations, |
consent to obtain organs tissues and body fluids at (Research, paragraphs 27-29)
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permission for recording (Audio and Visual Recordings, paragraph 8)
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removal and retention of material (Research, paragraph 26)
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removal and retention of material (Research, paragraphs 27-29)
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| pregnant women, participation in research (Research, paragraph 43) |
| premature infants, life-prolonging treatments in (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 67) |
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| prescribing |
competence for (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 3b)
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controlled drugs (Prescribing, paragraphs 13-16)
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for children (Prescribing, paragraph 19
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for children (Prescribing, paragraph 22)
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for convenience (Prescribing, paragraph 3)
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for outpatients (Prescribing, paragraphs 25-27)
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for patient's best interests (Prescribing, paragraphs 5-7)
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of anti-obesity medicines (Prescribing, paragraph 43)
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of unlicensed medicines (Prescribing, paragraph 18)
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off-label (Prescribing, paragraphs 19-20)
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on recommendation of others (Prescribing, paragraph 7)
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overseas (Prescribing, paragraph 42)
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principles of (Prescribing, paragraphs 1-4)
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provision of information to GPs on (Prescribing, paragraphs 8-9)
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published guidelines for (Prescribing, paragraph 45)
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remote (Prescribing, paragraphs 38-42)
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repeat dispensing (Prescribing, paragraphs 32-37)
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repeat prescriptions (Prescribing, paragraphs 29-31)
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to those close to you (Prescribing, paragraph 4)
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to those close to you (Prescribing, paragraphs 13-16)
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to yourself (Prescribing, paragraphs 13-16)
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unlicensed drugs (Prescribing, paragraph 23)
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| Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989 (Confidentiality FAQs, question 21) |
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| prioritising |
by clinical need (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 9)
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prioritising (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 25)
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| prisoners, vulnerability and consent (Consent, paragraph 17) |
| privacy (Confidentiality, paragraph 5) |
| privacy of patient (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 21d) |
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| private treatment |
private treatment (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 72e)
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private treatment, coercion for (Conflicts of Interest, paragraph 1)
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probity |
in management (Management, paragraphs 54-57)
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probity (Good Medical Practice, paragraphs 56-76)
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| procurator fiscal |
| procurator fiscal (Audio and Visual Recordings, paragraph 8) |
| provision of information to (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 69) |
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| professional development |
in management (Management, paragraph 32)
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in research practice (Research, paragraph 59)
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| professional indemnity cover (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 34) |
| professional relationships (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 46) |
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| prognosis |
information on (Consent, paragraph 5)
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patient information and consent (Consent, paragraph 4)
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provision of information (Confidentiality, paragraph 7)
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withholding or withdrawing care (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraphs 33-35)
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| protection of information (Confidentiality, paragraphs 4-5) |
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| provision of information |
and consent (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 36)
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as witness (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 67)
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at referral (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 51)
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details required (Research, paragraph 20)
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for consent to research (Research, paragraphs 17-19)
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for consent to research (Consent, paragraph 36)
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for life-prolonging treatments in children (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 74)
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on criminal proceedings (Reporting Convictions, paragraphs 1-9)
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on drug licences (Prescribing, paragraphs 21-24)
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on fees and charges (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 72a)
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on financial interests (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 76)
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on financial interests (Conflicts of Interest, paragraph 7)
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on pharmacies (Prescribing, paragraphs 10-12)
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on suspension (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 59)
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provision of information (Confidentiality, paragraph 7)
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published (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 60)
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to formal inquiry (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 68)
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to GMC of cautions, criminal offences etc. (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 58)
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to GPs on prescribing (Prescribing, paragraphs 8-9)
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to relatives at post-mortem (Research, paragraph 29)
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to vulnerable adults (Research, paragraph 44)
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unreasonable delay (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 66)
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when delegating (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 54)
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when prescribing off-label (Prescribing, paragraphs 21-24)
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when reaching consensus on life-prolonging treatments (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraphs 56-57)
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when recording (Audio and Visual Recordings, paragraphs 13-14)
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when remote prescribing (Prescribing, paragraphs 39-40)
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with colleagues (Good Medical Practice, paragraphs 50-53)
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with general practitioner (Good Medical Practice, paragraphs 52-53)
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with patients (Good Medical Practice, paragraphs 22-23)
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with patients (Good Medical Practice, paragraphs 30-31)
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| psychiatrists, delegation by (Accountability in multi-disciplinary teams, paragraph 6) |
| Public Concern at Work (Raising Concerns, paragraph 12) |
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| public health |
disclosure of information for (Confidentiality FAQs, question 7)
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duty to protect and promote (Duties of a doctor)
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provision of information (Confidentiality, paragraph 7)
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| Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984 (Confidentiality FAQs, question 21) |
| public health organisations, co-operation with requests for information from (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 14i) |
| public health surveillance (Research, paragraph 30) |
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| public interest |
determination of (Confidentiality, paragraph 26)
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disclosure of information (Confidentiality, paragraphs 22-26)
|
disclosure of information (Confidentiality FAQs, question 14-17)
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disclosure of information (Research, paragraphs 37-40)
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disclosure of information without consent (Confidentiality, paragraph 16)
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vs confidentiality (Gunshot wounds, paragraph 6)
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vs confidentiality (Research, paragraph 39)
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| Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 (Raising Concerns, paragraph 4) |
| public media, recordings for (Audio and Visual Recordings, paragraphs 23-28) |
| publication, after patient's death (Confidentiality FAQs, question 19) |
