Proceeding contribution from Lord O'Shaughnessy (Conservative) in the House of Lords on Monday, 8 January 2018. It occurred during Ministerial statement on NHS Winter Crisis.
NHS Winter Crisis
I thank my noble friend. He is right to point out that there is variation across the country. He mentions Luton and Dunstable University Hospital. It has been a pioneer of how to make sure that people coming into A&E are properly dealt with. Indeed, the £100 million that was invested in A&E services to support better triaging was based on the Luton and Dunstable model. Obviously, we need to make sure that those high standards are replicated across the country.
I will give one further example of an area where that planning has taken place. We know that there has been pressure on ambulance services and that there has been a variability of performance there. There is now a national ambulance control centre which is keeping real-time data and looking at how to manage that performance so that we can get a proper national grip on this picture.
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- Hospitals Health services Finance NHS Weather Standards Surgery Accident and emergency departments
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