Ethics briefings

Davies, Malcolm; Brannan, Sophie; Chrispin, Eleanor; English, Veronica; Mussell, Rebecca; Sheather, Julian

doi:10.1136/medethics-2012-101076

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Assisted Dying Appeal2

Publication Of Dame Fiona Caldicott's Information Governance1

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“…As previously reported here, in August 2012, the High Court in England and Wales rejected the legal claims for assisted dying of two men suffering from locked-in syndrome 6. Fifty-eight-year-old Tony Nicklinson and a 47-year-old man, known only as Martin, had sought declarations that would enable them to end their lives.…”

Section: Assisted Dying Appealmentioning

confidence: 70%

Ethics briefings

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Brannan²,

Chrispin³

et al. 2012

J Med Ethics

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Section: Assisted Dying Appealmentioning

confidence: 70%

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Chrispin³

et al. 2012

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“…Mr Lamb was permitted by the Court to take over the legal case of Tony Nicklinson, who died in August 2012, less than a week after his request for judicial review was rejected by the High Court 2. Like Mr Nicklinson, the severity of Mr Lamb's injuries means that he is unable to take his own life, other than by starvation.…”

Section: Court Of Appeal Ruling On Assisted Dyingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Davies³

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“…As previously reported in Ethics Briefings ,13 the aim of the review was to consider the balance between protecting patient information and sharing information, to improving patient care in the UK National Health Service (NHS).…”

Section: Publication Of Dame Fiona Caldicott's Information Governancementioning

confidence: 99%