Search results
Results listing
-
RH (Parental Alienation)
High Court (Family Division)
[2019] EWHC 2723 (Fam)
Matching text sample:
...a transfer of H’s care from his mother to him...
...remove a child from parental care either to place them with... ...another relative or in alternative care arrangements. Where, in private... ..., as here, is between care by one parent and care by another parent against whom... ...from a family into foster care. Use of phrases such...
...that ‘when someone’s a diabetic you gotta let them have...
...his father whilst in the care of his mother is ill...
-
Middleton v Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust
High Court (Queen's Bench Division)
[2015] EWHC 775 (QB)
Matching text sample:
...as part of her antenatal care, of the risk of...
...she would be under consultant care and senior staff would have...
...been accepted. Moreover, the care during labour was in accordance...
...clinicians involved in Finlay’s care. They are midwives Lynne...
-
Zoë Harcombe PhD & Anor v Associated Newspapers Limited & Anor
High Court (King's Bench Division)
[2024] EWHC 1523 (KB)
Matching text sample:
...works in general practice, intermediate care and out of hours for...
...State for Health and Social Care (“the Hancock Statement”)...
...series analysis with UK primary care data
...prescribing data from UK primary care records.
-
Tippett v Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
High Court (Queen's Bench Division)
[2014] EWHC 917 (QB)
Matching text sample:
...He will be dependent on care for the rest of his...
...to act with the reasonable care and skill expected of a...
...35 and her father was diabetic, testing showed that Mrs...
...It was recommended that her care be transferred to St Thomas...
-
A Healthcare B NHS Trust v CC
High Court (Family Division)
[2020] EWHC 574 (Fam)
Matching text sample:
...poor compliance with the required diabetic treatment. CC’s poor...
...(who oversee CC’s dialysis care), as joint applicants,...
...CC’s very poor self-care. On 26 January 2020...
...in appropriate discussions about future care planning such as his desire...
-
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust v South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust & Anor
Court of Protection
[2024] EWCOP 20
Matching text sample:
make decisions about his care and treatment for his ulcerated...
...the knee and to receive care and treatment in accordance with...
...responsible for GF’s physical care. The South London and...
...Director in Acute and Urgent Care. Dr B is on...
-
Changtel Solutions UK Ltd v Tsai
High Court (Chancery Division)
[2017] EWHC 1860 (Ch)
Matching text sample:
The court needs to exercise care when it is asked to... ...to examine the evidence with care to see whether it reveals...
...prolapse and angina. She is diabetic and she also suffers from...
...rest). She has been diabetic for 21 years, with...
...from the Tsai Foundation to care for people.
-
DS (India) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
[2009] EWCA Civ 544
Matching text sample:
...had been left in the care of DS and his wife... ...proceedings had progressed. She was diabetic and took insulin injections twice...
...that Ms [K] is diabetic but not that this would...
-
SA, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
High Court (Administrative Court)
[2014] EWHC 2570 (Admin)
Matching text sample:
...their detention requires particular security, care and control.
...including refusal to take his diabetic medication, would be treated...
...a similar offence, attacking a care worker with a chair,...
...with his anti-psychotic and diabetic medication’.
-
Magill v Panel Systems (DB Limited)
High Court (Queen's Bench Division)
[2017] EWHC 1517 (QB)
Matching text sample:
...breach of their duty of care. The deceased developed mesothelioma...
...a great deal of personal care in even those days amounting... ...of mesothelioma, the level of care was roughly the same but...
...than average due to his diabetic status and heart condition but...
...’s treatment in the Intensive Care Unit opined that the cause...