Diagnostic test

Quiz Content

not completed
. The NHS Constitution establishes principles and values that underpin the NHS. These include:

not completed
. Clinical governance is the system by which NHS agencies continually monitor and improve the quality of care. The main strands are:

not completed
. In a case of medical negligence a claimant can succeed only if it is established on the balance of probabilities:

not completed
. The standard of care in cases of medical negligence is measured against:

not completed
. Which case is authority for the principle that doctors must inform patients in broad terms of the nature of the procedure to be carried out in order to avoid a charge of battery?

not completed
. The requirements of valid consent are:

not completed
. Which of the following statements is not true about the duty of confidentiality?

not completed
. The case of ABC v. St George's Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust [2017] is authority for:
The General Data Protection Regulation:

not completed
. Which of the statements below is false?

not completed
. Section 58 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 provides that it is an offence if:

not completed
. The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence definition of infertility is:

not completed
. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990:

not completed
. Which case confirms the general legal principle that there are no property rights in the body?

not completed
. For purposes of the law death is:

not completed
. For purposes of the law a mental disorder is:

not completed
. Which of the following statements about mental health patients is true:

not completed
. Active euthanasia is:

not completed
. The 'doctrine of double effect':

Back to top