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Victims profile: Marie
West, 81 / Irene Turner, 67 / Lizzie Adams, 77 / Jean Lilley, 59 / Ivy Lomas,
63 / Muriel Grimshaw, 76 / Marie Quinn, 67 / Kathleen Wagstaff, 81
/ Bianka Pomfret, 49 / Norah Nuttall,
64 / Pamela Hillier, 68 / Maureen Ward, 57 / Winifred Mellor, 73 / Joan Melia,
73 / Kathleen
Grundy, 81 (patients) |
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The Shipman Inquiry
The Third Report
Death Certification and the
Investigation of Deaths by Coroners
Foreword
Summary
Recommendations
Chapter 1
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The Conduct of Phase Two, Stage
Two of the Inquiry
Chapter 2 -
Registration of Death, Medical
Certification of the Cause of Death and the Coronial
System: a Brief Story
Chapter 3 -
The Origins of the Existing
Cremation Certification System
Chapter 4 -
The Functions of the Police,
Ambulance Services, General Prctitioners and Deputising
Doctors in the Immediate Aftermath of a Death in the
Community
Chapter 5 -
Medical Certification of the Cause
of Death
Chapter 6 -
Registration of Deaths
Chapter 7 -
Coroners and Their Jurisdiction
Chapter 8 -
The Role of the Coroner's Office
Chapter 9 -
Coroner's Investigations and
Inquests
Chapter 10 -
The Role of Pathology in the
Coroner Service
Chapter 11 -
Cremation Certification
Chapter 12 -
The Bereaved Relatives
Chapter 13 -
The Death of Mrs Renate Overton
Chapter 14 -
The Tameside Registrars and the
General Register Office
Chapter 15 -
The Doctors Who Signed Cremation
Forms C for Shipman's Patients
Chapter 16 -
The Dukinfield Crematorium Medical
Referees
Chapter 17 -
The Inquiry's Consultation
Process: Responses to the Discussion Paper, the Seminars
and the Feasibility Study
Chapter 18 -
Systems of Death Investigation and
Certification in Other Jurisdictions
Chapter 19 -
Proposals for Change
Complete Third Report
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