Mental Health Tribunal, 'Direction for disclosure of medical records to legal representatives in all cases for the duration of the Pilot Practice Direction' (25/3/20): Difference between revisions

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|Title=Direction for disclosure of medical records to legal representatives in all cases for the duration of the Pilot Practice Direction
|Title=Direction for disclosure of medical records to legal representatives in all cases for the duration of the Pilot Practice Direction
|Author=Mental Health Tribunal; Johnston, Sarah
|Author=Johnston, Sarah
|Organisation=Mental Health Tribunal
|Date=2020/03/25
|Date=2020/03/25
|Type=Tribunal guidance; Coronavirus resource
|Type=Tribunal guidance; Coronavirus resource

Latest revision as of 14:08, 25 May 2023

2020-03-25 MHT medical records coronavirus direction.pdf

Automatic disclosure of medical records Owing to the fact that representatives cannot arrange for patients to sign consent forms, this direction requires the responsible authority: (1) to allow immediate access to the patient's medical and nursing notes upon receipt of the CNL1 form containing the representative's name; (2) to email without delay any notes specified by the representative; and (3) to highlight any information in the notes not to be disclosed to the patient (the representative must not disclose this information without further order of the tribunal). The relevant Practice Direction was not extended beyond 18/9/21. Superseded by: Mental Health Tribunal, 'Direction for disclosure of medical records to legal representatives' (27/9/21).

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