| safety of medicines (Confidentiality FAQs, question 7) |
| scientific fraud within research (Research, paragraph 10) |
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| Scotland |
information sharing with social services (Confidentiality FAQs, question 4)
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law on adults with incapacity (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 15)
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law on adults with incapacity (Withholding and Withdrawing, Appendix A)
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| screening, consent to (Consent, paragraph 33) |
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| second opinion |
assessment of capacity (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 51)
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before withholding or withdrawing care (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 35)
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patient's right to (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 16)
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respect of (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 3e)
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seeking in emergency treatment research (Research, paragraph 54)
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| self-care |
support of patients (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 4)
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support of patients (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 21e)
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support of patients (Duties of a doctor)
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doctors (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 77)
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| self-review (Management, paragraph 33) |
| sensitivity (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraphs 44-48) |
| service plans (Management, paragraph 56) |
| sex offenders, disclosure of information in public interest (Confidentiality FAQs, question 14) |
| Sex Offenders Act 1997 (Confidentiality FAQs, question 14) |
| sexual advances (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraph 20) |
| sexual assault (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraph 21) |
| sexual relationships, with current and former patients (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraphs 4-8) |
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| sexualised behaviour |
sexualised behaviour (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraphs 20-26)
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| side effects |
information on (Consent, paragraph 5)
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monitoring repeat prescriptions (Prescribing, paragraph 31)
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provision of information (Confidentiality, paragraph 7)
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provision of information on when prescribing (Prescribing, paragraph 21)
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when choosing life-prolonging treatment (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 36)
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| signers (Consent, paragraph 13) |
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| skills |
keeping up to date (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 1)
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professional obligations and skills (Management, paragraph 37)
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| slimming clinics (Prescribing, paragraphs 43-44) |
| social care services, within multi-disciplinary teams (Accountability in multi-disciplinary teams, paragraph 6) |
| social services, passing information to (Confidentiality FAQs, question 4) |
| solicitor, disclosure of information to (Confidentiality, paragraph 20) |
| sponsorship (Conflicts of Interest, paragraphs 11-12) |
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standard of care |
providing a good standard of practice and care (Duties of a doctor)
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within multi-disciplinary teams (Accountability in multi-disciplinary teams, paragraph 1)
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within multi-disciplinary teams (Accountability in multi-disciplinary teams, paragraph 2)
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| statutory duty for disclosure of information (Research, paragraph 36) |
| statutory regulatory bodies, disclosure of information to (Confidentiality, paragraph 21) |
| sterilisation, court approval for (Consent, paragraph 26) |
| storage of information (Research, paragraph 20) |
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| students |
appraisal of (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 18)
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intimate examinations in anaesthetised patients (Maintaining Boundaries, paragraph 19)
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patient rights and trainee doctors (Management, paragraph 35)
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research supervision (Research, paragraph 60)
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teaching of good research practice (Research, paragraph 59)
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| subcutaneous hydration (Withholding and Withdrawing, paragraph 78) |
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| supervision |
of staff (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 17)
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personal and by reporting structures (Management, paragraph 14)
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within multi-disciplinary teams (Accountability in multi-disciplinary teams, paragraph 1)
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| support |
of colleagues with problems (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 41e)
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| suspension (Good Medical Practice, paragraph 59) |
