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Chapter 1 Multiple choice questions
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Chapter 1 Multiple choice questions
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The NHS Constitution establishes principles and values that underpin the NHS. These include:
Legally enforceable rights
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A right to choose a named consultant
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Complaints must be properly investigated and dealt with
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Not all NHS bodies need to be bound by the Constitution
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Clinical governance is the system by which NHS agencies continually monitor and improve the quality of care. The main strands are:
Complaints handling and audit
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Resource management
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Professional regulation
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Handling claims for clinical negligence
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The Francis Report::
Was an inquiry into the Shipman affair
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Resulted in several convictions of doctors for gross negligence manslaughter
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Was a government public inquiry following the failings of the Mid-Staffordshire NHS Trust
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Made recommendations that targets were the key priority for NHS Trusts
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Research participants with capacity:
Can always give valid consent to participate
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May be vulnerable due to their relationship with the researcher
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Cannot give valid consent to participate
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All of the above
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The concept of 'exceptionality' in respect of resource allocation or rationing is:
Subject to judicial review
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Applies only to patients who have a rare disease
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Unrelated to economic considerations
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Justified if there is a blanket policy for not funding high cost therapy
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Randomised control trials (RCTs):
Are not required to be based on the concept of equipoise
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Always have a control arm that uses placebo
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Are considered to be the 'gold standard' for determining efficacy and safety in clinical research
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Are always 'double blinded'
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Epidemiological studies in medical research:
Require patient consent
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Must always have research ethics committee approval
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Are designed to establish the distribution of diseases and health related conditions
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Uses patient identifiable data
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The response to the Covid-19 pandemic:
Incorporates a range of evolving ethical and moral principles
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Impacts upon civil liberties
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Requires policy makers and healthcare workers have a duty to make decisions that are fair, just and equitable
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Incorporates a range of evolving ethical and moral principles All of the above
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Persons who lack capacity to consent:
May be perceived as being vulnerable in the context of clinical research trials
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Are prohibited from participating in medical research
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Can only take part if the research is 'therapeutic'
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Participation is in breach of the Helsinki declaration
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The court's approach to resource allocation disputes:
Are always decided in favour of patients
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Is based on human rights jurisprudence
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Are never successful because of inadequate funding of healthcare
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Are potentially subject to judicial review if decisions are based on blanket policies
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