Informed Consent Within UK Healthcare System

Navigating Informed Consent in the UK for Healthcare Autonomy. Empowering Patients Through Informed Decision-Making. Advocates as Facilitators of Open Dialogue: Advocates act as bridges, creating a space where patients, families, and medical teams can openly communicate. They encourage everyone to share their thoughts, concerns, and hopes. By addressing questions and clarifying information, advocates ensure that all parties understand the medical situation and its potential implications.

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The benefits of membership – from one of our very first members…

An interview with Lisa Dunnington of our partner organisation, the People's Health Alliance, discussing Navigating Medical Autonomy and why she became a member of My Medical Choice

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Is mRNA technology the most exciting advance in medicine?

One of her questions concerned the anaesthetic and any injectables she would be expected to have. She asked if any of the drugs used in the procedure contained mRNA. The consultant told her –

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Changes to Mental Capacity legislation that will affect Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) applications

The Powers of Attorney Bill has been published and, once enacted, will introduce changes to the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA 2005). Here's what you should know:-

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Should the vaccinated be allowed to donate blood?

There is a great deal of controversy about whether or not the Spike Proteins enter the bloodstream following vaccination, for how long Spike Proteins remain in the blood, and what else, if anything, is getting into the bloodstream of those injected with mRNA product.

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