Select Committee · Health and Social Care Committee

Patient safety and gross negligence manslaughter in healthcare inquiry

Status: Closed Opened: 13 Sep 2018 Closed: 16 Oct 2018

Inquiry scope

The Committee held an oral evidence session to consider the implications for patient safety of the application of the law on gross negligence manslaughter, and professional regulation in such cases.

Oral evidence sessions

1 session

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Date	Session and witnesses	Source
16 Oct 2018	No witnesses recorded	View ↗

Written evidence

7 submissions recorded

Submission metadata is shown here; use the source links to read the evidence on Parliament’s website.

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Reference	Date	Submitter
GNM0008 Full text not held	22 Oct 2018	Department of Health and Social Care
GNM0007 Full text not held	17 Oct 2018	Sir Robert Francis
GNM0004 Full text not held	16 Oct 2018	Doctors4Justice
GNM0006 Full text not held	15 Oct 2018	British Medical Association
GNM0003 Full text not held	15 Oct 2018	Royal College of Physicians
GNM0002 Full text not held	15 Oct 2018	General Medical Council
GNM0001 Full text not held	15 Oct 2018	The Doctors' Association UK

Correspondence

2 letters

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Published	Direction	Letter
16 Jan 2019	—	Correspondence from the Chief Executive and Registrar of the General Medical Council relating to patient safety
31 Oct 2018	—	Correspondence from the Professional Standards Authority and the General Medical Council relating to the evidence session on Patient safety and gross negligence manslaughter in healthcare