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Mr C, who is a prisoner, complained that the NHS health centre at his prison unreasonably discontinued a particular medical prescription of his and prescribed an alternative. However, as he failed to sign and return a consent form which we sent to him and which we needed in order to access his medical records, we were unable to investigate his complaint further.
View Decision Report 201304078 as a PDF (10.74 KB) Updated: March 13, 2018
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| 201803350 | 01 Mar 2019 | Ms C complained about the care and treatment she received at the GP out-of-hours service at Gartnavel General Hospital when … | Partly Upheld |