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Major Developments (13th – 17th September)
Conference recess begins
Parliament
rose on Friday for the three-week conference recess. The conference season
begins with the Liberal Democrats in Bournemouth this week, sees Labour in
Brighton the week after, and ends with the Conservative Party Conference in
the week of 4th October.
Liberal Democrat Party Conference
The
Liberal Democrat Party conference is taking place this week in Bournemouth.
Wednesday will see most of the main business on health matters discussed.
Children’s Bills and Children’s NSF
The
National Service Framework (NSF) for Children, Young People and Maternity
Services was published last week. This aims to ensure that all children and
young people get services that are age-appropriate and accessible, and
recognises that their needs are different. See Department
of Health
below for full details
In
the same week as the NSF was announced, the Children’s Bill passed through
the Commons Chamber and into its committee stage by a majority of 241 to 72.
See Chamber
and Legislation below
APHG Healthcare Commission briefing announced.
The
first APHG briefing after recess will be with the Healthcare Commission on
Tuesday 19th October. Chair and APHG Board member Sir Ian Kennedy will
outline the work and plans of the commission direct to Parliamentarians
through APHG for the first time. See APHG and Website below for full details.
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The Weeks Ahead (20th September – 8th October)
Parliament is in conference recess:
20th September – 24th
September – Liberal Democrat Party Conference, Bournemouth
27th September – 1st
October – Labour Party Conference, Brighton
4th October – 8th
October – Conservative Party Conference, Bournemouth
Parliament returns from recess the week
beginning 11th October
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This Past Week (13th – 17th September)
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)
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HOUSE OF COMMONS
Parliamentary Health Questions – Answered
in the Chamber
Children's Hospices [14 Sept 2004]
Care Homes [14 Sept 2004]
Hospital-acquired Infections [14 Sept 2004]
General Practitioners [14 Sept 2004]
NHS Dental Services [14 Sept 2004]
Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust [14 Sept
2004]
Hospital Star Ratings [14 Sept 2004]
Hospital-acquired Infections [14 Sept 2004]
General Practitioners [14 Sept 2004]
Five-in-one Vaccine [14 Sept 2004]
Dental Schools [14 Sept 2004]
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Questions to the Prime Minister (15th Sept)
Mr. Howard - MRSA
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Westminster Hall
Debates
People with Down's Syndrome (Education) [14
Sept 2004]
Medical Services (Service Personnel
Overseas) [15 Sept 2004]
School Sport [15 Sept 2004]
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Written Ministerial Statements
National Service Framework(Maternity and
Children's Services) [15 Sept 2004]
Continuing Care [16 Sept 2004]
Health Committee's Report [16 Sept 2004]
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Chamber and Legislation
Children Bill [Lords] [13 Sept 2004]
Older Women [14 Sept 2004]
Royal United Hospital Bath [15 Sept 2004]
Commission for Social Care Inspection [15
Sept 2004]
HIV/AIDS (Developing World) [16 Sept 2004]
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Written Answers (A-Z by subject) – Select a
letter.
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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
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A
Abortions [15
Sept 2004]
Access To
Government Information [13 Sept 2004]
Accident and
Emergency Services [14 Sept 2004]
Age-related
Macular Degeneration [14 Sept 2004]
Alcohol Strategy
[14 Sept 2004]
Ambulances [16
Sept 2004]
Ashworth
Hospital [13 Sept 2004]
Asperger's
Syndrome [16 Sept 2004]
Autism [13 Sept
2004]
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B
Breast Cancer [13 Sept 2004]
Breastfeeding [16 Sept 2004]
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TO ALPHABETS
C
Cancer (NICE Guidelines) [13 Sept 2004]
Carers [16 Sept 2004]
Cervical Cancer Screening [13 Sept 2004]
CHCs [14 Sept 2004]
Children's Hospices [14 Sept 2004]
Chiropody and Podiatry [13 Sept 2004]
Commission for Patient and Public
Involvement in Health [16 Sept 2004]
Committee Examining Radiation Risksof
Internal Emitters [13 Sept 2004]
Community Health Councils [16 Sept 2004]
Continuing Care [16 Sept 2004]
Correspondence [13 Sept 2004]
Criminal Record Bureau [15 Sept 2004]
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D
Deaf Patients (Missed Appointments) [13
Sept 2004]
Dentistry [16 Sept 2004]
Designated Accommodation [13 Sept 2004]
Diagnostic Equipment [14 Sept 2004]
Digital Hearing Aids [16 Sept 2004]
Doctors (North Yorkshire) [14 Sept 2004]
Drug Prescriptions [13 Sept 2004]
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E
Eating Disorders [14 Sept 2004]
Ectopic Pregnancies [15 Sept 2004]
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F
Food Labelling [16 Sept 2004]
Forum Support Organisations [16 Sept 2004]
Foundation Trusts Regulator [14 Sept 2004]
Free Eye Tests [15 Sept 2004]
Free School Fruit [15 Sept 2004]
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G
General Practitioners [15 Sept 2004]
General Practitioners [16 Sept 2004]
Gloucestershire Aneurism Screening [15 Sept
2004]
GPs [14 Sept 2004]
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H
Health and Social Care Act 2001 [14 Sept
2004]
Health Forums [16 Sept 2004]
Health Inequalities [15 Sept 2004]
Health Public Bodies [13 Sept 2004]
Health Service [15 Sept 2004]
Health Service Finance [14 Sept 2004]
Health Services (Teesside) [16 Sept 2004]
Health Services (Torbay) [16 Sept 2004]
Healthy Living Centres [16 Sept 2004]
Hearing Aids [15 Sept 2004]
Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture [14 Sept
2004]
Home Deliveries [13 Sept 2004]
Home Deliveries [15 Sept 2004]
Hospices [16 Sept 2004]
Hospital Infections/MRSA [15 Sept 2004]
Hospital-acquired Infections [14 Sept 2004]
Hospital-acquired Infections [15 Sept 2004]
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Infant Mortality [15 Sept 2004]
iSoft [14 Sept 2004]
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J
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K
King's College Hospital [14 Sept 2004]
Knowledge Management System [16 Sept 2004]
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L
Lymphoedema Clinics [16 Sept 2004]
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M
Medical School [15 Sept 2004]
Mental Health [15 Sept 2004]
Military Low Flying [16 Sept 2004]
MRSA [13 Sept 2004]
Myasthenia Gravis [14 Sept 2004]
Myasthenia Gravis [15 Sept 2004]
Myasthenia Gravis [16 Sept 2004]
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N
National Service Framework for Children [15
Sept 2004]
NHS Administrative Staff [14 Sept 2004]
NHS and Primary Care Trusts (Funding) [15
Sept 2004]
NHS Dentistry [14 Sept 2004]
NHS Information Technology [14 Sept 2004]
NHS Pension Scheme [14 Sept 2004]
NHS Purchasing and Supply Agency [16 Sept
2004]
NHS Register of Interests [14 Sept 2004]
NHS Targets [15 Sept 2004]
Non-clinical NHS Jobs [14 Sept 2004]
Nurse Consultants [14 Sept 2004]
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