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Material risks

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The General Medical Council makes it clear that a well established risk of serious adverse outcome is significant for the purpose
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Loyal friends

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Every adult in England has the opportunity to anticipate their future incapacity, and make efforts to influence, amongst other things, the
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Falling from hospital property

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Hospitals have a duty to prevent incapacitated patients from hurting themselves.
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Consent for a cannula

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Consent for a cannula
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Winspear

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In the summer of 2015, the views of the Department of Health (DH), the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) and the
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Sentiments

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Compulsion may be needed for amputation. Hospitals sometimes seek judicial authorisation for amputations in incapacitated adults.
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The first glimpse of a duty to warn?

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We are all familiar with the necessity to disclose information to patients when we seek their consent for treatment.
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BRC NMAHP researcher initiation internship award notes 2023

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SoAR researcher initiation award (internship) in collaboration with NIHR BRC Southampton This award is intended to intr
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Delusions erode capacity

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A recent case provides a rare explicit example of how delusions can be relevant in compromising a person's capacity.
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Unwelcome photography in NHS hospitals

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Mr Wheeler discusses unwelcome photography in NHS hospitals - how the rights of both patients and staff can be protected and to
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