Skip to main content
Show — Main navigation Hide — Main navigation
  • Home
  • About
    • The Chair
    • Inquiry Team
    • Expert Groups
    • Inquiry Intermediaries
    • Core Participants
    • Legal Representatives
    • Financial Reports
  • Approach
    • Terms of reference
    • List of Issues
    • Statements of approach
    • Inquiry Principles
  • News
    • News
    • Newsletter Archive
  • Reports
    • Compensation Framework Study
    • First Interim Report
    • Second Interim Report
    • The Inquiry Report
  • Publication Day
  • Evidence
    • Evidence
    • Hearings Archive
  • Compensation
  • Support
    • Confidential Psychological Support
    • Interim Payments
    • Support Groups
    • Get in touch
    • Infected Blood Support Schemes
    • Treatment and aftercare
    • Medical Evidence
    • Expenses Guidance
Accessibility Tool
  • Zoom in
  • Zoom out
  • Reset
  • Contrast
  • Accessibility tool
Get in touch

Quick Exit

The General Medical Council updated their guidance on professional standards and ethics for doctors, in relation to decision making and consent.

  • Read more about The General Medical Council updated their guidance on professional standards and ethics for doctors, in relation to decision making and consent.

The World Medical Association introduced the World Medical Association's 'Declaration of Lisbon On The Rights of Patients'

  • Read more about The World Medical Association introduced the World Medical Association's 'Declaration of Lisbon On The Rights of Patients'

The 47th General Assembly amended the World Medical Association's 'Declaration of Lisbon on The Rights of the Patient'.

  • Read more about The 47th General Assembly amended the World Medical Association's 'Declaration of Lisbon on The Rights of the Patient'.

Ian Kennedy presented 'Lecture 4: If I Were You, Mrs B' on Radio 4, highlighting the need for good consent practices by doctors.

  • Read more about Ian Kennedy presented 'Lecture 4: If I Were You, Mrs B' on Radio 4, highlighting the need for good consent practices by doctors.

The General Medical Council provided guidance on professional standards and ethics for doctors, in relation to decision making and consent.

  • Read more about The General Medical Council provided guidance on professional standards and ethics for doctors, in relation to decision making and consent.

To ensure consistency across the UK in the area of patient consent, the Scottish Office produced a guide to consent for examination or treatment, which mirrored the Department of Health's guide regarding a patient's rights, the health professional's role, and consent by patients suffering from a mental disorder.

  • Read more about To ensure consistency across the UK in the area of patient consent, the Scottish Office produced a guide to consent for examination or treatment, which mirrored the Department of Health's guide regarding a patient's rights, the health professional's role, and consent by patients suffering from a mental disorder.

The NHS management executive published guidance on consent for examination of treatment, regarding a patient's rights, the health professional's role, and consent by patients suffering from a mental disorder.

  • Read more about The NHS management executive published guidance on consent for examination of treatment, regarding a patient's rights, the health professional's role, and consent by patients suffering from a mental disorder.

A booklet produced by the Medical Defence Union ("MDU") in or around 1953 explained that: "It is not sufficiently widely known by practitioners that, in law, consent must be given by a patient before an examination can be conducted or treatment administered".

  • Read more about A booklet produced by the Medical Defence Union ("MDU") in or around 1953 explained that: "It is not sufficiently widely known by practitioners that, in law, consent must be given by a patient before an examination can be conducted or treatment administered".

The Medical Ethics Expert Panel told the Inquiry that consent must be informed: in other words, the patient must have been given sufficient information about the risks and benefits of treatment, alternative treatments and the right to refuse treatment.

  • Read more about The Medical Ethics Expert Panel told the Inquiry that consent must be informed: in other words, the patient must have been given sufficient information about the risks and benefits of treatment, alternative treatments and the right to refuse treatment.

The Expert Report to the Infected Blood Inquiry on Medical Ethics described the principle of autonomy regarding the patient's consent.

  • Read more about The Expert Report to the Infected Blood Inquiry on Medical Ethics described the principle of autonomy regarding the patient's consent.

Pagination

  • First page « First
  • Previous page ‹ Previous
  • …
  • Page 447
  • Page 448
  • Page 449
  • Page 450
  • Current page 451
  • Page 452
  • Page 453
  • Page 454
  • Page 455
  • …
  • Next page Next ›
  • Last page Last »
Subscribe to

Inquiry

  • Home
  • About
  • Approach
  • Participate
  • News
  • Evidence
  • Support
  • Get in touch

Legal

  • Terms & Conditions
  • Cookies notice
  • Privacy Notice
  • Accessibility tool

Address

Infected Blood Inquiry
5th Floor
Aldwych House
71-91 Aldwych
London
WC2B 4HN
 
Images of individuals on the website are used with the agreement of those featured or are stock images.

Follow us

© Crown copyright. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 except where otherwise stated.