The Minister acknowledged the concerns raised by Danny Kruger about inappropriate DNACPR decisions during the pandemic. She confirmed that there was never an instruction or directive issued to put in place blanket DNACPR orders and emphasised that every end-of-life scenario is different, requiring individualised care plans. The CQC conducted a review which identified three key areas for improvement: information, training and support for health and care professionals; a consistent national approach to advanced care planning; and better processes to ensure personalised care in relation to DNACPR decisions. Dorries committed to driving forward the recommendations of the review through a ministerial oversight group that will bring together partners from across the health and social care system. She also highlighted that nhs.uk has now put up a public facing message explaining the process of DNACPRs, how those decisions should be taken and how those conversations should happen.