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Safeguarding patients: lessons from the past - proposals for the future. Harold Shipman Tribunal of Inquiry fifth report in 3 volumes (Chairman: Dame Janet Smith).

Secondary information

Type

Command paper

Reference

CM 6394 

Session

2004-05

Author

Harold Shipman Tribunal of Inquiry

Related items

Written Statement on the publication of the fifth report of the Shipman inquiry, "Safeguarding Patients: Lessons from the Past - Proposals for the Future" (Cm 6394) and "Safer Management of Controlled Drugs - the Government's response to the Fourth Report of the Shipman Inquiry" (Cm 6434)
Thursday, 9 December 2004
Written statements
House of Commons

Learning from tragedy, keeping patients safe. An overview of the government's action programme in response to the recommendations of the Shipman Inquiry.
Wednesday, 21 February 2007
Command papers
House of Commons

Safeguarding patients. The government's response to the recommendations of the Shipman Inquiry's fifth report (Cm 6394) and to the recomendations of the Ayling, Neale and Kerr/Haslam inquiries. (Cm 6298, Cm 6315 and Cm 6640).
Wednesday, 21 February 2007
Command papers
House of Commons

Notes

Reid/John written statement 09.12.2004; Received 09.12.04

Subjects

Complaints Disciplinary proceedings Access Disclosure of information General Medical Council Homicide Drugs General practitioners Misconduct NHS Patients Primary care Prescription drugs Prescriptions Regulation Harold Shipman Tribunal of Inquiry Shipman, Harold

Library location

Commons Library: Research SP 610.695,P(HEA)

ISBN

0101639422

Link

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