The General Register Office has released guidance on changes to death registration, enabling modifications to registration processes. The provisions now in place allow the following: MCCD for registration purposes A medical certificate can be accepted from any medical practitioner so long as they are able to state to the best of their knowledge the cause…
The General Register Office has released guidance on changes to death registration, enabling modifications to registration processes. The provisions now in place allow the following: MCCD for registration purposes A medical certificate can be accepted from any medical practitioner so long as they are able to state to the best of their knowledge the cause…
Under the UK Coronavirus Act 2020, the Scottish Government has made the decision today to suspend the referral of Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCD) to the Death Certification Review Service (DCRS) for review. This came into effect from 14:00 today (26 March 2020). Click here to read more.
Under the UK Coronavirus Act 2020, the Scottish Government has made the decision today to suspend the referral of Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCD) to the Death Certification Review Service (DCRS) for review. This came into effect from 14:00 today (26 March 2020). Click here to read more.
Under the UK Coronavirus Act 2020, the Scottish Government has made the decision today to suspend the referral of Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCD) to the Death Certification Review Service (DCRS) for review. This came into effect from 14:00 today (26 March 2020). Click here to read more.
A group of seven organisations representing the funeral, burial and cremation sector have issued joint guidance on the number of mourners attending funerals following the Government’s announcement on limiting attendance to immediate family only. The Deceased Management Advisory Group (DMAG), which is regularly liaising with government on the sector’s response to COVID-19, comprises the Association…
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The General Register Office has released guidance on changes to death registration, enabling modifications to registration processes. The provisions now in place allow the following: MCCD for registration purposes A medical certificate can be accepted from any medical practitioner so long as they are able to state to the best of their knowledge the cause…
The General Register Office has released guidance on changes to death registration, enabling modifications to registration processes. The provisions now in place allow the following: MCCD for registration purposes A medical certificate can be accepted from any medical practitioner so long as they are able to state to the best of their knowledge the cause…
Under the UK Coronavirus Act 2020, the Scottish Government has made the decision today to suspend the referral of Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCD) to the Death Certification Review Service (DCRS) for review. This came into effect from 14:00 today (26 March 2020). Click here to read more.
Under the UK Coronavirus Act 2020, the Scottish Government has made the decision today to suspend the referral of Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCD) to the Death Certification Review Service (DCRS) for review. This came into effect from 14:00 today (26 March 2020). Click here to read more.
Under the UK Coronavirus Act 2020, the Scottish Government has made the decision today to suspend the referral of Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCD) to the Death Certification Review Service (DCRS) for review. This came into effect from 14:00 today (26 March 2020). Click here to read more.
A group of seven organisations representing the funeral, burial and cremation sector have issued joint guidance on the number of mourners attending funerals following the Government’s announcement on limiting attendance to immediate family only. The Deceased Management Advisory Group (DMAG), which is regularly liaising with government on the sector’s response to COVID-19, comprises the Association…
