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Major Developments (8th December – 19th
December)
Parliament debated health-related
legislation including the Children’s Bill in the debate on the Queen’s
Address (see Commons Chamber and Lords Chamber below)
The NHS IT Programme announced APHG member
BT as the winner of the contract to become the national provider of the
National Care Records Service, a central element of the NPfIT that will see Patients will have their own individual
electronic health care record in the NHS by 2010. BT also successfully won the bid to
become the local service provider for the London region. See Department
of Health below for more information.
Sir Nigel Crisp, NHS Chief Executive, published his annual
report. See Department of Health below for more information.
Secretary of State for Health Dr John Reid presented the patient
choice consultation paper Building on the Best - Choice, Responsiveness and Equity in the NHS to Parliament.
The
APHG hosted a busy programme of exciting meetings, with the first ever
regional primary care initiative for London on Tuesday 9th
December, followed by updates from both Rt Hon John Hutton MP, Minister of
State for Health, and Richard Granger, Director General of NHS IT, and a
meeting ‘delivering children’s services’ with Minister for Children Margaret
Hodge and National Clinical Director for Children Prof Al Aynsley-Green
amongst the speakers the following week. Thank you to our Officers, Advisors
and Sponsors for making them so successful
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The Week Ahead (22nd – 26th December)
Parliament
is in recess until 5th January
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This Past Week (8th – 19th December)
HOUSE OF COMMONS
Health
Questions
l Questions to the Prime
Minister l Westminster Hall Debates l Written Ministerial
Statements l Commons Chamber 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
Care Homes [9 Dec 2003]
Hepatitis C [9 Dec 2003]
Passive Smoking [9 Dec 2003]
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Questions to the Prime Minister (3rd December, 10th December)
Mr. Peter Lilley (Hitchin and Harpenden)— Healthcare
Acquired Infections [3 Dec 2003]
Mr. Michael Clapham (Barnsley, West and
Penistone)— Engagements
[10 Dec 2003]
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Westminster Hall Debates
Midwifery [9 Dec 2003]
NHS Management [9 Dec 2003]
Teesside Centre of Excellence and Cancer
Research [9 Dec 2003]
Berkshire Healthcare NHS Trust [10 Dec
2003]
Prevenar [10 Dec 2003]
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Written
Ministerial Statements
Autumn Performance Report [3 Dec 2003]
Building on the Best [9 Dec 2003]
Child Poverty [18 Dec 2003]
Contingency Planning [15 Dec 2003]
Depressive Illness (Children and
Adolescents) [10 Dec 2003]
Health Statistics [9 Dec 2003]
Mental Health Act Commission Report 2001–03
[10 Dec 2003]
Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme [8
Dec 2003]
Regulatory Fees for Care Services [11 Dec
2003]
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Commons Chamber
Public Services, Health and Education [3
Dec 2003] Debate on the Address
AIDS [1 Dec 2003] adjournment
debate
Hemel Hempstead Hospital [4 Dec 2003] adjournment debate
Rheumatoid Arthritis [3 Dec 2003] non-health
oral question
NHS Expenditure [18 Dec 2003] non – health oral question
Westminster Hall debates
Midwifery [9 Dec 2003]
NHS Management [9 Dec 2003]
Teesside Centre of Excellence and Cancer
Research [9 Dec 2003]
Berkshire Healthcare NHS Trust [10 Dec
2003]
Prevenar [10 Dec 2003]
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Written Answers (A-Z by subject) – Select a
letter.
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B
Breastfeeding [15 Dec 2003]
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D
Diabetes Framework [15 Dec 2003]
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