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It is not a breach as long as the MP has the patients consent, and the hospital
have verified that consent from the patient.

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Clementine Amawo
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Circle 33 Housing Group
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>>> Kathy Perkins <[log in to unmask]> 16/03/2004 16:07:08 >>>
Can anyone point me to the relevant legislation for the scenario below (I
know I've read it somewhere !).

Patient complains to MP about medical treatment;  MP contacts hospital.

Is it a breach of confidence to discuss facts with the MP.

Is patient consent required ?

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