the person proposing to perform the psychosurgery is properly qualified; the hospital, service or clinic where the proposed psychosurgery would be performed is an appropriate place; all other reasonable treatments have already been tried without sufficient and lasting benefit. The Board consents to psychosurgery If the is satisfied about the above matters, it will consent to you having psychosurgery and will specify— the name of the neurosurgeon authorised to perform the psychosurgery; the nature of the psychosurgery to be performed; the hospital, service or clinic the psychosurgery is to be performed; the period within the psychosurgery is to be performed. You and your representative will be given a written copy of the Board's consent. The Board refuses consent to psychosurgery If the Board is not satisfied about the above matters, it must refuse to give its consent and you cannot have psychosurgery. You will be advised of the refusal and the reasons in writing. Reports about the psychosurgery Sch. 15 If you have psychosurgery, your neurosurgeon must provide a report about the treatment to the Board within 3 months. Your psychiatrist must also provide reports on your progress within 3 months after the treatment and then within 12 months. The Board will continue to review your progress on a regular basis, unless you object to this regular review. If you do not want the Board to review
the person proposing to perform the psychosurgery is properly qualified; the hospital, service or clinic where the proposed psychosurgery would be performed is an appropriate place; all other reasonable treatments have already been tried without sufficient and lasting benefit. The Board consents to psychosurgery If the is satisfied about the above matters, it will consent to you having psychosurgery and will specify— the name of the neurosurgeon authorised to perform the psychosurgery; the nature of the psychosurgery to be performed; the hospital, service or clinic the psychosurgery is to be performed; the period within the psychosurgery is to be performed. You and your representative will be given a written copy of the Board's consent. The Board refuses consent to psychosurgery If the Board is not satisfied about the above matters, it must refuse to give its consent and you cannot have psychosurgery. You will be advised of the refusal and the reasons in writing. Reports about the psychosurgery Sch. 15 If you have psychosurgery, your neurosurgeon must provide a report about the treatment to the Board within 3 months. Your psychiatrist must also provide reports on your progress within 3 months after the treatment and then within 12 months. The Board will continue to review your progress on a regular basis, unless you object to this regular review. If you do not want the Board to review
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