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The issue of mutual decision-making, and, therefore, individual responsibility has been highlighted by some Medical Council decisions in which the inappropriate or inadequate follow-up of reports perceived not to have been received by the doctor concerned, and, thus, not discussed, was deemed to be a reprehensible action on the part of the doctor. Doctors are to be responsible for ensuring all relevant reports are received by the patient and appropriate action taken.

Essay: Who shall decide: telling the truth and avoiding the law – patient consent in the millennium