Review and update medical records
Alder Hey Inquiry · The Royal Liverpool Children’s Inquiry — Full Report (HC 12-II) · Issued 30 January 2001
Government responseNot tracked (historical inquiry)
DeliveryNo statement from the addressee found
Recommendation, verbatim from the inquiry
●Inquiry recommendation, Chapter 3, Recommendations
The Chief Executive and the Trust Board shall review and update medical and pathology records to include, preferably on computer and cross-referenced, the following information: – name, medical record reference number and date of birth; – date, place of death and death certificate; – name and address of next of kin; – whether Coroner’s or hospital post mortem examination; – date of consent for hospital post mortem examination; – names of pathologist and those in attendance; – post mortem examination reference number; – date of examination; – date of preliminary/final post mortem reports; – date histology completed; – record of specific instructions from the Coroner or clinicians; – record of retained organs, samples, wax blocks, slides, photographs, X-rays, date and method of dispersal or disposal; – case notes; – signed consent form; – copy of any other relevant correspondence or notes; – name and address of general practitioner; – date post mortem report sent to general practitioner; – record of communication of findings to the next of kin.
Alder Hey Inquiry, The Royal Liverpool Children’s Inquiry — Full Report (HC 12-II) · 30 Jan 2001 Source PDF, page 44 →
Government response
●No formal government response recorded
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Delivery
No statement on delivery from the addressee has been found in the sources searched. This is separate from the response above.
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