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Week of 7th February 2005 Contents
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Major Developments (31st
January – 4th February)
APHG Healthcare Commission roundtable breakfast with Sir Ian Kennedy
In
light of the Healthcare Commission Standards consultation, the meeting
brought Parliamentarians together with Sir Ian Kennedy, Chairman of the
Commission, to discuss issues related to the proposed changes to NHS
regulations. For further information, please see the Official Report of the
meeting our own site. Health Select Committee - The Influence of the
Pharmaceutical Industry The
Health Committee heard evidence from Lord Warner and Dr Felicity Harvey from
the Department of Health and Dr June Raine from the MHRA. APHG announce next meeting in Public Health Seminar Series
– Marketing Health The
final meeting in the Public Health seminar Series, Marketing Health, will
take place at 8:15am – 10:00am on 22nd February in the
Terrace Marquee. If you would like further information about any of our
meetings, please do not hesitate to contact us on 020 7202 9415.
The Week Ahead (7th February – 11th
February)
Monday 7th
February John Reid – launches NHS Careers advertising
campaign. The Commons health committee - publishes 2004 annual report. Lord Rosser asks the government when it first became aware of
the reported increase in MRSA in National Health Service hospitals and when
central reporting of MRSA became mandatory. Iain Wright MP - adjournment debate on health services
in Steve Webb MP - adjournment debate on the future of Report stage (day 2) - Disability Discrimination Bill. Committee stage (day 4) - Mental Capacity Bill. Science
and technology sub committee takes evidence on the scientific aspects of
ageing. Commons science and technology committee publishes a report on
the Medical Research Council’s review of the future of the National
Institute for Medical Research. John Reid announces PCT
cash allocations for the next three years. Geoffrey
Clifton-Brown (Con, Cotswold) introduces a Westminster Hall debate on the proposed
merger of Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Avon Ambulance Trusts. APHG Public Health Seminar Series: Obesity Kidney APG –
discuss renal NSF Obesity
APG - “Obesity, cholesterol and stroke”
Westminster Hall debate - Commons health committee’s
report on obesity and the government’s response to the problem. Health Select Committee session - New Developments in HIV/Aids
and sexual health policy. Parliament is in recess until February 21. This Past Week (31st
January – 4th February)
HOUSE OF COMMONS
Health Questions l Questions to the Prime Minister
l Westminster
Hall Debates l Written Ministerial Statements
l Chamber
and Legislation l Written Answers (A-Z) l The Committee
Corridor l Early Day Motions HOUSE OF LORDS
Lords Chamber l Written Answers (Lords) OTHER PARLIAMENTARY BODIES Private Legislation l National Audit Office ____________________________________________________ HOUSE OF COMMONS
Parliamentary Health Questions – Answered in the
Chamber
There was no health-related business in the chamber this week
Questions to the Prime Minister (2nd February)
There
were no PMQs on health this week Westminster Hall Debates
Rehabilitation and
Healthier Workplaces [3 Feb 2005] Written Ministerial Statements
National Service
Framework for Renal Services [3 Feb 2005] Chamber and
Legislation
There was no health-related business in the chamber this week
Written Answers (A-Z by subject) – Select a letter.
___________________________________________________________________ A l B l C l D l E l F l G l H l I l J l K l L l M l N l O l P l Q l R l S l T l U l V l W l X l Y l Z Alcohol-related
Accidents [3 Feb 2005] Alcohol-related
Disease [2 Feb 2005] Ambulance Services
[3 Feb 2005] C Chiropody Services
[3 Feb 2005] Conquest Hospital
[3 Feb 2005] Consultant
Vacancies [3 Feb 2005] Counterfeit
Medicines [3 Feb 2005] Dentistry/Dentists
[2 Feb 2005] Diagnostic and
Treatment Centres [2 Feb 2005] Digital Hearing
Aids [2 Feb 2005] Dismissed Health
Staff [3 Feb 2005] Drug
Rehabilitation [2 Feb 2005] Fareham and
Gosport Primary Care Trust [3 Feb 2005] Foundation
Hospitals (Borrowing Limits) [2 Feb 2005] Freedom of
Information [3 Feb 2005] General
Practitioners (Southend-on-Sea) [2 Feb 2005] Global Alliance
for Vaccination and Immunisation [2 Feb 2005] Global Alliance
for Vaccination and Immunisation [2 Feb 2005] Health and Social
Care (Community Health and Standards) Act [1 Feb 2005] Health Deprivation
Indicators [2 Feb 2005] Health Expenditure
[3 Feb 2005] Health Funding
(Cambridgeshire) [3 Feb 2005] Health Investment
[1 Feb 2005] Health Service
Development [3 Feb 2005] Health Service
Staff (Stoke) [2 Feb 2005] Healthy Living
Initiatives [2 Feb 2005] Hearing Impairment
[2 Feb 2005] HIV/AIDS
(Children) [1 Feb 2005] HIV/AIDS
(Children) [3 Feb 2005] Juvenile Alcohol
and Drug Admissions [3 Feb 2005] Legionnaires'
Disease [3 Feb 2005] Local Authority
Caring Services [2 Feb 2005] Migrant Workers
(Translation Services) [3 Feb 2005] MRI (Alliance
Medical) [2 Feb 2005] Multiple Sclerosis
[2 Feb 2005] National Service
Framework for Older People [3 Feb 2005] NHS Choice Pilot
Schemes [2 Feb 2005] NHS Choice Pilot
Schemes [4 Feb 2005] NHS Cleaning
Services [2 Feb 2005] NHS Modernisation
Agency [3 Feb 2005] NHS Staff
(Coventry) [3 Feb 2005] NHS Staff
(Recorded Attacks) [4 Feb 2005] Official
Residences [3 Feb 2005] Paddington Health
Campus [3 Feb 2005] Prescription
Charges [2 Feb 2005] Prescription
Charges [3 Feb 2005] Safety of
Medicines [3 Feb 2005] Secure Psychiatric
Beds [3 Feb 2005] Strategic Health
Authorities [3 Feb 2005] Swale Primary Care
Trust [3 Feb 2005] U |
