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Then & Now (2000)

The Department of Health report on learning from adverse events, 'An Organisation with a Memory', commented upon the serious difficulty in establishing the rate of change when good practice recommendations are made by National Confidential Enquiries. This report, therefore, covering a period of almost ten years enables us to evaluate some of the changes that have occurred, but possibly more particularly to highlight the issues where changes have been less than adequate and certainly the rate of change has been unacceptably slow.
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Introductory pages: (104KB)
Includes:
  • Acknowledgements
  • Contributors
  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • Introduction

Recommendations
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General Data (93KB)

Anaesthesia (206Kb)

Surgery (381Kb)

Pathology (64Kb)

References (48Kb)

Appendices (176KB)
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A. Glossary
B. Abbreviations
C. NCEPOD Corporate Structure
D. Data Collection & Review Method
E. Local Reporters
F. Participants (anaesthetists)
G. Participants (surgeons & gynaecologists)
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