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Download Original Attachment From Date To Date Long Description 01/01/1969 05/10/1982 ADVISORY GROUP ON HEPATITIS. INCLUDING JOINT JCVI/AGH WORKING GROUP ON HEPATITIS B VACCINE 01/01/1970 31/12/1971 DSY/8/5/V1 HEPATITIS ADVISORY GROUP. 01/10/1971 30/09/1974 ESH/187/9 BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE - GENERAL FILE 01/01/1973 31/12/1975 ESH/187/8 BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICES INC MMR MAINTENANCE 01/08/1975 31/12/1983 ESH/187/7 BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTRE & MMRU AYN/0021/0008/V0001 01/06/1976 30/06/1991 ONS MONITORS INFECTIOUS DISEASES B VIC/0026 01/06/1979 15/08/1990 ADVISORY GROUP ON HEPATITIS - CONSTITUTION FUF/0007/V0001 20/08/1980 18/04/1989 NOTIFICATION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES:POSSIBLE AMENDMENTS TO REGULATIONS. VIC/0029/VA 01/10/1980 01/01/1983 HEPATITIS ADVISORY GROUP - PAPERS DO NOT DESTROY CJA/0149/V0001 01/01/1982 31/01/1993 THE NATIONAL BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE IN ENGLAND AND WALES-AN ORGANISATIONAL STUDY. VIC/0029/VB 12/08/1983 31/05/1984 HEPATITIS ADVISORY GROUP - PAPERS DO NOT DESTROY 01/02/1984 31/03/1987 BTS/0010/V01 BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE.BLOOD HANDLING CHARGES & GENERAL PAPERS. BTS/0010/V01 28/02/1984 31/03/1987 BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE - BLOOD HANDLING CHARGES & GENERAL PAPERS VIC/0029/VC 01/05/1984 31/12/1988 HEPATITIS ADVISORY GROUP- PAPERS. DO NOT DESTROY 30/10/1984 16/05/1985 ADVISORY GROUP ON HEPATITIS HSX/0071/0001/0002 14/10/1987 HIV/HBV DISINFECTANTS-VIRKON S-ANTEC INTERNATIONAL LTD DO NOT DESTROY HSX/0071/0001/0001/V01 14/10/1987 HIV/HBV/DISINFECTANTS-PHORAID-SMYTH-MORRIS LTD DO NOT DESTROY SLB/C0003/LEG/0049/V0001 31/08/1988 15/03/1996 PUBLIC HEALTH INFECTIOUS DISEASES REGULATIONS IHP/0002/0020/V0001 10/01/1989 05/04/1996 HEPATITIS B FUF/0007/V0002 05/05/1989 18/05/1989 NOTIFICATION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES POSSIBLE AMENDMENTS TO REGULATIONS MF/0093/6615/0001 91943 LES ULIS CEDEX FRANCE 23/10/1990 05/07/1991 MEDICINES ACT - ENFORCEMENT BIO - TRANSFUSION BP 99 JR/0121/2669/V0001 21/12/1990 05/02/1992 SINGLE UNIT TRANSFUSION OF BLOOD IN THE UK.MEDICAL CARE RESEARCH UNIT. [TPDW] TIP/0043/0041/0001 01/02/1992 28/02/1992 WELLCOME NON-A, NON-B, HEPATITIS TEST - TECHNICAL INFORMATION HSX/0056/0019/0001 16/04/1992 28/06/2002 EAR INSERT IMPRESSION DECONTAMINATION HIV POSITIVE / HEPATITIS-B PATIENTS MS/0001/0002/0003/V01 01/06/1992 17/10/1997 ANTENATAL SCREENING FOR HEPATITIS B TIP/0046/0038/0001 27/11/1992 01/06/1993 SALIVA TESTS FOR HIV INFECTION ZXG/0007/0198/GEN/V0001 01/03/1993 28/02/1995 BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE ASY/0018/V0001 01/04/1993 29/03/1995 ANONYMISED SCREENING OF AIDS / HIV INFECTION IHP/0011/0024/V0001 07/06/1993 31/08/1996 HEPATITIS B AND C - THE ILLNESS 18/08/1993 16/06/2004 SLB/C4/ADV/590/V1 HEPATITIS B INFECTED HCWS GUIDANCE TO NHS DFP/0028/0002/V0002 08/09/1993 23/06/1998 PRIVATE OFFICE CASES ON CROSS INFECTION & AIDS SLB/C0006/ADV/0050/0008/04/V01 21/09/1993 02/06/2002 ADVICE HIV INFECTED HCW'S DH GUIDANCE 1993 AND RE - ISSUE 1998 JR/0121/6202/V0002 01/01/1994 02/10/1998 AUTOMATION OF VIRAL ANTIBODY SCREENING TESTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HIV3/LAV (SEGLISA PATENT) JR/0121/6136/V0001 06/01/1994 30/07/1996 HEPATITIS C GENERAL FILE DEF/0062/0015/94032113 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON HOSPITALS 08/04/1994 16/04/2003 BONE MARROW COLLECTION BAG - GAMBRO LTD - TRANSMISSION OF HEPATITIS B FROM BONE MARROW - JR/0121/4091F/V0001 07/09/1994 11/03/1999 CHARACTERISATION OF THE ROLE OF FIMBRIAE & FLAGELLA IN THE PATHOGENERSIS OF S ENDERITIDIS INFECTION [TPDW] CAMR SLB/C0003/ADV/0212/0002/V01 14/10/1994 20/04/1995 INFECTED PCW'S [TPDW] JR/0121/5007/V0001 07/12/1994 29/12/1994 HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE OF PEOPLE FROM ETHNIC MINORITIES WITH HIV INFECTION & AIDS SEV/0043/0038/0011/V03 D226 01/01/1995 10/06/1996 EVALUATION OF KITS FOR THE DETECTION OF VIRAL INFECTION - CPHL - COLINDALE PROJECT MANAGEMENT HBV/0006/0006/0001 11/01/1995 25/03/1998 FAMILY CREDIT - ADVISOR BRIEFING (FC47) DLC/0008/0009/V0001 01/04/1995 31/08/1996 HEPATITIS C SLB/C0003/ADV/0050/0008/08/V01 29/06/1995 02/05/1996 ADVICE HIV INFECTED HCWS EXPOSURE PRONE PROCEDURES (EPPS) RTF/0054 07/07/1995 15/06/1999 HIV AND HEPATITIS PREVENTION IN PRISON SWW/0031/V0001 17/08/1995 30/04/2001 HEPATITIS B - POLICY SLB/C0003/ADV/0050/0008/07/V01 13/11/1995 08/06/1998 ADVICE HIV INFECTED HCWS SCOTTISH ENT SURGEON 1996 GDZ/0010/0002/V0001 01/12/1995 30/11/2002 GDS FORUM HEPATITIS B VACCINATION HBV/0002/0004/V0001 01/12/1995 16/03/1999 USAGE OF AGI & AG5 SLB/C0003/ADV/0389/V0001 15/01/1996 23/05/1997 BLOOD - BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS SLB/C0003/ADV/0335/V01 HEPATITIS B 27/02/1996 22/12/2000 ADVICE GENERAL PZH/0160/0002/0063/V01 07/03/1996 02/06/1999 HEPATITIS B VACCINATION 20/03/1996 20/11/2001 JLF/0008/0046/V01 HEPATITIS A VACCINE 21/03/1996 03/05/2005 SLB/C3/ADV/50/8/9/V1 ADVICE HIV INFECTED HCWS POST EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS 01/04/1996 SLB/C2/LIT/121/V1 HEPATITIS C CASES IHP/0002/0020/V0002 06/04/1996 31/12/1996 HEPATITIS B JR/0121/6675/V0001 01/05/1996 20/04/2001 A COHORT STUDY OF PATIENTS INFECTED WITH HEPATITIS C VIRUS PGY/0806 09/06/1996 05/10/1999 [TPDW] - HIV INFECTION AND HEPATITIS PREVENTION IN PRISONS SEV/0043/0038/0011/V04 D226 13/06/1996 30/09/1996 EVALUATION OF KITS FOR THE DETECTION OF VIRAL INFECTION - CPHL - COLINDALE PROJECT MANAGEMENT TIP/0070/0000/0070 01/07/1996 28/09/1996 HIV INFECTION IN MATERNITY AND GYNAECOLOGY OEA/0009/0009/0003/V02 01/09/1996 01/09/1996 BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE GMC/0082/0002/V0001 26/09/1996 16/04/1998 EL(96)7 ADDENDUM TO HSG (93)40 PROTECTING HEALTH CARE WORKERS AND PATIENTS FROM HEPATITIS B SEV/0043/0038/0011/V05 D226 01/10/1996 31/07/1997 EVALUATION OF KITS FOR THE DETECTION OF VIRAL INFECTION - CPHL - COLINDALE PROJECT MANAGEMENT SLB/C0006/ADV/0050/0014/V01 ADVICE 03/10/1996 03/10/1996 HIV INFECTED HCW'S ENT SURGEON MOO/0007/0001/0007/01/V01 09/10/1996 31/03/2003 ANTENATAL SCREENING FOR HEPATITIS B & C DEF/0043/0038/96112102 HEPATITIS 21/11/1996 30/05/1997 BIOKIT LTD FALSE NEGATIVE RESULT QUALITY ASSURANCE LABORATORY LONDON JR/0121/6480/V01 11/12/1996 30/08/1997 VERTICAL TRANSMISSION OF HEPATITIS C VIRUS & THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF ANTENATAL SCREENING: A REVIEW & SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS [TPDW] JR/0121/6479/V01 11/12/1996 12/09/2000 PAEDIATRIC HEPATITIS C INFECTION SURVEILLANCE NATURAL HISTORY AND MOTHER AND CHILD TRANSMISSION VCI/6/V1 01/01/1997 31/10/1998 INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS VCI/32/V1 01/01/1997 27/01/1999 ANTENATAL SCREENING FOR HEPATITIS B VCI/16/V1 01/01/1997 31/12/2001 HEPATITIS 3 MSZ/0014/V0002 01/02/1997 30/01/1999 MICROBIOLOGY SAFETY AND STANDARDS - ADVISORY GROUP ON HEPATITIS JR/0198/1013F/V0001 01/04/1997 28/02/2002 NATIONAL REGISTRY OF HCV INFECTIONS JR/0121/6136/V0003 01/05/1997 07/04/1999 HEPATITIS C GENERAL FILE DEF/0043/0038/97080713 08/08/1997 28/02/1998 HEPATITIS C VIRUS ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD-MEDICAL DIVISION FALSE NEGATIVE RESULTS MANUFACTURER DO NOT DESTROY WHX/0008/0008/V0001 17/10/1997 21/02/2000 ANTENATAL SCREENING FOR HEPATITIS B 01/01/1998 30/01/1998 RDD/33/15/V01 THE IMPACT OF NEW THERAPIES ON THE NATURAL HISTORY OF DISEASES AND SURVIVAL AFTER HIV-1 INFECTION WOK/0054/0030 24/02/1998 25/11/1998 MANAGEMENT OF PEOPLE WITH HEPATITIS C UAS/0018/V0001 26/02/1998 26/02/1998 VALIDATION OF HCV ANTIBODIES TESTING IN SALIVA PRL/0990/1000/0007/V01 01/04/1998 31/03/2000 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES - HEPATITIS B DOF/0002/0001/V0001 01/04/1998 30/04/2001 BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE VCI/16/V2 01/06/1998 29/10/2002 HEPATITIS B MXO/0058/0005/V0001 25/06/1998 21/12/2000 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES/HEPATITIS SLB/C0003/ADV/0051/0003/V01 ADVICE - 07/07/1998 14/07/1998 HEPATITIS B ADVISORY GROUP ON HEPATITIS (AGH) CODE OF PRACTICE FOR MEMBERS DEF/0043/0038/98081903 19/08/1998 21/12/1999 HEPATITIS B ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD. MANUFACTURER RECALL REDUCED SENSITIVITY. MXO/0152/V0001 01/09/1998 30/11/1999 HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATED INFECTION AND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE 02/09/1998 10/03/1999 JLF/0008/0045/V01 HEPATITIS A 25/09/1998 30/09/2003 INVESTIGATION OF HORIZONTAL HEPATITIS B VIRUS (HBV) TRANSMISSION IN PRE-ADOLESCENT SCHOOL CHILDREN PRQ/0991/0007/0003/V01 01/10/1998 30/09/2001 HEPATITIS C STRATEGY STEERING GROUP DEF/43/38/98100106/V02 HEPATITIS B ORGANON TEKNIKS FALSE POSITIVE RESULTS FOREST HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST WHIPPS CROSS 01/10/1998 17/06/1999 HOSPITAL DEF/43/38/98100106/V01 HEPATITIS B ORGANON TEKNIKS FALSE POSITIVE RESULTS FOREST HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST WHIPPS CROSS 01/10/1998 17/06/1999 HOSPITAL DEF/0043/0038/98110308 03/11/1998 31/12/1998 ITEM: MICROBIOLOGY HEPATITIS MANUFACTURER BIOMERIEUX UK LTD. FAILURE FALSE RESULTS REPORTING BODY: GOOD HOPE HOSPITAL. DFP/0028/V0013 06/11/1998 05/12/2001 ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME AIDS 2 HEPATITIS B DEF/0043/0038/98110330 12/11/1998 15/09/1999 HEPATITIS C VIRUS ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD.
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