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Mr C complained that there was an unreasonable delay in diagnosing his skull fracture, that there was a further delay in his being informed of the diagnosis and that there was an unreasonable delay in his being referred to an appropriate specialist.
Mr C declined to provide consent for his medical records to be accessed and his case was therefore discontinued.
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