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Further to the Written Answer by Lord Hunt of Kings Heath on 4 October 2000 at 616 c218WA, on resuscitation policy in National Health Service hospitals, whether in future they will be able to report to Parliament on clinical practice in resuscitation decision-making in National Health Service hospitals; and what...
Further to the Written Answer by Lord Hunt of Kings Heath on 4 October 2000 at 616 c218WA, on resuscitation policy in National Health Service hospitals, whether in future they will be able to report to Parliament on clinical practice in resuscitation decision-making in National Health Service hospitals; and what...
Whether their policy with regard to the monitoring of "Do not resuscitate" notices in National Health Service hospitals has changed since the Written Answers by the Lords Hunt of Kings Heath on 6 July, 614 c156WA. [HL 3828]. - Inc ref to 6 July 2000, 614 c156WA, and Resuscitation Policy...
Whether their policy with regard to the monitoring of "Do not resuscitate" notices in National Health Service hospitals has changed since the Written Answers by the Lords Hunt of Kings Heath on 6 July, 614 c156WA. [HL 3828]. - Inc ref to 6 July 2000, 614 c156WA, and Resuscitation Policy...
Further to the Written Answer by Lord Hunt of Kings Heath on 3 July, 614 c121-2WA, whether they have any plans for "do not resuscitate" decisions made in National Health Service hospitals to be collected centrally. [HL 3199]. - Inc ref to 614 c156WA, 6 July 2000.
Further to the Written Answer by Lord Hunt of Kings Heath on 3 July, 614 c121-2WA, whether they have any plans for "do not resuscitate" decisions made in National Health Service hospitals to be collected centrally. [HL 3199]. - Inc ref to 614 c156WA, 6 July 2000.
What monitoring takes place of the use of "Do not resuscitate" instructions in National Health Service hospital. [HL 2894]. - Inc ref to guidance Decisions relating to Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
What monitoring takes place of the use of "Do not resuscitate" instructions in National Health Service hospital. [HL 2894]. - Inc ref to guidance Decisions relating to Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
In what circumstances it is permissible to apply the instruction "Do not Resuscitate" to patients in National Health Service hospitals; and in how many cases such instructions were issued in the latest year for which figures are available. [HL 2893].
In what circumstances it is permissible to apply the instruction "Do not Resuscitate" to patients in National Health Service hospitals; and in how many cases such instructions were issued in the latest year for which figures are available. [HL 2893].
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, how many patients (a) under and (b) over the age of 18 years were given electro-convulsive treatment in England and Wales (i) with and (ii) without their consent for each of the last two years. - Including ref to Electro Convulsive Therapy:...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, how many patients (a) under and (b) over the age of 18 years were given electro-convulsive treatment in England and Wales (i) with and (ii) without their consent for each of the last two years. - Including ref to Electro Convulsive Therapy:...
What are the 'national guidelines' adopted in National Health service hospitals for soliciting "do not resuscitate" instructions from elderly but apparently mentally competent patients; and what age and degrees of infirmity and clinical appropriateness are the parameters under the 'national guidelines' for seeking "do not resuscitate" instructions from patients; and...
What are the 'national guidelines' adopted in National Health service hospitals for soliciting "do not resuscitate" instructions from elderly but apparently mentally competent patients; and what age and degrees of infirmity and clinical appropriateness are the parameters under the 'national guidelines' for seeking "do not resuscitate" instructions from patients; and...