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Greater Glasgow and Clyde NHS Board

SPSO (Scottish Public Services Ombudsman) Not Upheld Reference 201603886 Sector Health Category clinical treatment / diagnosis Decided 01 March 2017

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Summary

Mr C complained that the prison health centre unreasonably reduced his medication for nerve pain. He said the decision had affected his wellbeing and he wanted to have the dose increased.

The information available confirmed Mr C was reviewed and assessed by a number of clinicians and they did not feel there was any clinical need to increase his medication. We took independent medical advice. The adviser found that the health centre's decision appeared to be reasonable and in line with appropriate guidance. We therefore did not uphold Mr C's complaint.

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