How to Start an Inquiry Regarding Organ and Tissue Retention: An Information Leaflet for Parents and Relatives

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Published leaflet by the Retained Organs Commission providing information on how to start an inquiry about organs and tissues that may have been kept following a post mortem examination. Part of a series of leaflets produced by the commission for parents and relatives.

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Sir Liam Donaldson CollectionLD

Regional Medical Officer, Regional General Manager and Regional Director of Public Health; Northern Regional Health AuthorityLD/1

Regional General Manager and Regional Director of Public Health; Northern and Yorkshire Regional Health Authority and NHS ExecutiveLD/2

Chief Medical Officer for England, Department of HealthLD/3

Profiles, Contracts and Job DescriptionsLD/3/1

Annual ReportsLD/3/2

Special Reports and CampaignsLD/3/3

Genetically Modified FoodLD/3/3/1

Clinical Performance and GovernanceLD/3/3/2

Requests for Late AbortionsLD/3/3/3

Patient SafetyLD/3/3/4

General Anaesthesia in Dental CareLD/3/3/5

Stem Cell ResearchLD/3/3/6

Patient Empowerment in Chronic Disease ManagementLD/3/3/7

Organ and Tissue RetentionLD/3/3/8

File of Written Submissions to the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue Retention and the Alder Hey Inquiry ReportLD/3/3/8/1

File of Ministerial Briefing Papers relating to Organ and Tissue RetentionLD/3/3/8/2

File of Documentation and Correspondence relating to the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue Retention and the Alder Hey Inquiry Report (1 of 3)LD/3/3/8/3

File of Documentation and Correspondence relating to the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue Retention and the Alder Hey Inquiry Report (2 of 3)LD/3/3/8/4

File of Documentation and Correspondence relating to the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue Retention and the Alder Hey Inquiry Report (3 of 3)LD/3/3/8/5

Report of a Census of Organs and Tissues Retained by Pathology Services in EnglandLD/3/3/8/6

The Removal, Retention and Use of Human Organs and Tissue from Post-Mortem ExaminationLD/3/3/8/7

File of Evidence for the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue RetentionLD/3/3/8/8

Letter to Sir Liam from a child of a family effected by the Retention of Organs and Tissues without proper consent at Alder Hey HospitalLD/3/3/8/9

Summary Transcript of the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue RetentionLD/3/3/8/10

Full Transcript of the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue RetentionLD/3/3/8/11

Video Recording of the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue Retention (Morning Session)LD/3/3/8/12

Video Recording of the Chief Medical Officer's Summit into Organ and Tissue Retention (Afternoon Session)LD/3/3/8/13

Video Recording of the Chief Medical Office's Summit into Organ and Tissue Retention (Edited)LD/3/3/8/14

File of Guidance and Updates from the Retained Organs Commission to NHS TrustsLD/3/3/8/15

Interview with Sir Liam from NHS Magazine, March 2001LD/3/3/8/16

Tissue Blocks and Slides: An Information NoteLD/3/3/8/17

Article by Sir Liam entitled A First Class Pathology Service from ACP News, Summer 2001LD/3/3/8/18

How to Start an Inquiry Regarding Organ and Tissue Retention: An Information Leaflet for Parents and RelativesLD/3/3/8/19

Return of Organs and Tissues Direct to Families: An Information Leaflet for Parents and RelativesLD/3/3/8/20

Options for Disposal of Retained Organs and Tissue: An Information Leaflet for Parents and RelativesLD/3/3/8/21

Retained Organs Commission: A Consultation Document on Unclaimed and Unidentified Organs and Tissues and a Possible Regulatory FrameworkLD/3/3/8/22

Retained Organs Commission Media Analysis Report: January 2001 - April 2002LD/3/3/8/23

Organ Retention at Central Manchester and Manchester Children's University Hospitals: Report of an Independent InvestigationLD/3/3/8/24

Department of Health Response to Recommendations: Investigation into Organ Retention at Central Manchester and Manchester Children's University HospitalsLD/3/3/8/25

Retained Organs Commission Annual Report: April 2001 - March 2002LD/3/3/8/26

Tissue Blocks and Slides: A Consultation PaperLD/3/3/8/27

External Review of the Birmingham Children's Hospital NHS Trust: Report on Organ RetentionLD/3/3/8/28

Research to Evaluate Topline Public Opinion, Knowledge and Understanding of Retained Organs for Medical Practice and Teaching Research within England and WalesLD/3/3/8/29

Isaacs Report: The Investigation of Events that Followed the Death of Cyril Mark IsaacsLD/3/3/8/30

The Birmingham Children's Hospital External Review: Addendum to Final ReportLD/3/3/8/31

Isaacs Report Response: Response to the Report by Her Majesty's Inspector of AnatomyLD/3/3/8/32

Retained Organs Commission Annual Report and Summary of Financial Statements: April 2002 - March 2003LD/3/3/8/33

Remembering the Past, Looking to the Future: The Final Report of the Retained Organs Commission Including the Summary of Accountability Report for 2003/2004LD/3/3/8/34

Human Tissue Act 2004LD/3/3/8/35

National Health Service and Public Health ReformLD/3/3/9

VaccinationLD/3/3/10

Infectious/Communicable Disease ControlLD/3/3/11

Medical Education and TrainingLD/3/3/12

Healthcare Associated InfectionLD/3/3/13

Physical Activity and HealthLD/3/3/14

Clinical Negligence and Medical Related LitigationLD/3/3/15

Medical Regulation and RevalidationLD/3/3/16

Global HealthLD/3/3/17

Alcohol and Young PeopleLD/3/3/18

Tobacco ControlLD/3/3/19

Overview of Special Reports and CampaignsLD/3/3/20

Ministerial BriefingsLD/3/4

Meetings and ConferencesLD/3/5

Speeches and Professional CommunicationLD/3/6

CorrespondenceLD/3/7

Media and Public CommunicationLD/3/8

PhotographsLD/3/9

Chair, WHO Envoy for Patient Safety; World Alliance for Patient Safety, World Health OrganizationLD/4

Personal MaterialLD/5