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How many individuals and their dependants have been admitted to enter the United Kingdom this year to date from the former Yugoslavia, as urgent medical cases; how many such people remain in the United Kingdom; how many have left the United Kingdom; what is their present country of residence; and...
How many individuals and their dependants have been admitted to enter the United Kingdom this year to date from the former Yugoslavia, as urgent medical cases; how many such people remain in the United Kingdom; how many have left the United Kingdom; what is their present country of residence; and...
How many patients have been treated since the start of the Scottish Office national programme for the rehabilitation of the brain injured at each of the three nationally designated brain injury units at Mondarstown Castle, the Astley Ainslie Hospital and the Royal Edinburgh Hospital; what is the breakdown of patients...
How many patients have been treated since the start of the Scottish Office national programme for the rehabilitation of the brain injured at each of the three nationally designated brain injury units at Mondarstown Castle, the Astley Ainslie Hospital and the Royal Edinburgh Hospital; what is the breakdown of patients...
What percentage of patients were treated (a) as day patients, (b) as inpatients and (c) in the community by the NHS in each of the last five years for which figures are available. - Inc table & fact that information in exact form requested not available centrally.
What percentage of patients were treated (a) as day patients, (b) as inpatients and (c) in the community by the NHS in each of the last five years for which figures are available. - Inc table & fact that information in exact form requested not available centrally.
Whether it is their policy in assessing priority for treatment within the National Health Service that account should be taken of the lifestyles of individuals.
Whether it is their policy in assessing priority for treatment within the National Health Service that account should be taken of the lifestyles of individuals.
What redress and compensation is available to patients when health authorities and trusts fail to meet service commitments made in local and national Patient's Charters.
What redress and compensation is available to patients when health authorities and trusts fail to meet service commitments made in local and national Patient's Charters.
To what extent under the Patients' Charter commitment to providing NHS treatment to every citizen based on clinical need doctors may refuse NHS treatment without a change in the patient's lifestyle.
To what extent under the Patients' Charter commitment to providing NHS treatment to every citizen based on clinical need doctors may refuse NHS treatment without a change in the patient's lifestyle.
What assessment she has made of the infectious diseases preventable by use of condoms; and what was the cost to the NHS of treating patients with each of these diseases in the last available year, and the number of patients in each case. - Inc figures & fact that provisional...
What assessment she has made of the infectious diseases preventable by use of condoms; and what was the cost to the NHS of treating patients with each of these diseases in the last available year, and the number of patients in each case. - Inc figures & fact that provisional...
How many firework-related injuries were referred to hospitals in 1992. - Inc figures & fact that list being placed in Library (DEP 9082).
How many firework-related injuries were referred to hospitals in 1992. - Inc figures & fact that list being placed in Library (DEP 9082).
If HMG can confirm that figure for those regarded as being untreatable by usual surgical procedures for Blackpool, Wyre & Fylde Area Health Authority is 22,000. - Inc fact that info not held centrally.
If HMG can confirm that figure for those regarded as being untreatable by usual surgical procedures for Blackpool, Wyre & Fylde Area Health Authority is 22,000. - Inc fact that info not held centrally.
How many people in UK by total & by each health authority region have sufficiently severe coronary heart disease to be regarded as being untreatable under NHS, by usual surgical procedures of coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) & balloon angioplasty. - Inc fact that info not available centrally.
How many people in UK by total & by each health authority region have sufficiently severe coronary heart disease to be regarded as being untreatable under NHS, by usual surgical procedures of coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) & balloon angioplasty. - Inc fact that info not available centrally.
If she will review the problems of health authorities with inadequate funding for very urgent hospital treatment in the remaining weeks of the current financial year by reference to individual cases which have been drawn to her attention.
If she will review the problems of health authorities with inadequate funding for very urgent hospital treatment in the remaining weeks of the current financial year by reference to individual cases which have been drawn to her attention.
If she will make it her policy to extend day and residential rehabilitation facilities staffed by skilled personnel including physiotherapists and occupational therapists for the care of elderly patients discharged into the community.
If she will make it her policy to extend day and residential rehabilitation facilities staffed by skilled personnel including physiotherapists and occupational therapists for the care of elderly patients discharged into the community.
If she will give (a) the number of in-patients treated, (b) the number of out-patients treated, (c) the number of day cases treated and (d) the number of emergency cases treated by health authority and trust in England and Wales in 1989-90, 1990-91 and 1991-92. - Inc ref to Ordinary...
If she will give (a) the number of in-patients treated, (b) the number of out-patients treated, (c) the number of day cases treated and (d) the number of emergency cases treated by health authority and trust in England and Wales in 1989-90, 1990-91 and 1991-92. - Inc ref to Ordinary...
What quality assurance mechanisms she is considering to protect vulnerable groups of patients; and what assessment she has made of the appropriateness of BS5750 accreditation.
What quality assurance mechanisms she is considering to protect vulnerable groups of patients; and what assessment she has made of the appropriateness of BS5750 accreditation.
If she will lay down guidelines on basic minimal standards of service for elderly patients discharged into community care & establish a policy of active rehabilitation for those people who require a short period of more integrated & intensive care than is possible in their homes.
If she will lay down guidelines on basic minimal standards of service for elderly patients discharged into community care & establish a policy of active rehabilitation for those people who require a short period of more integrated & intensive care than is possible in their homes.
What plans she has for ensuring that changes to specialised medical activity will continue to maintain close links with primary and secondary levels of medical care; what steps have been taken to ensure that special needs of children in hospital who are suffering from an acute illness or requiring specialised...
What plans she has for ensuring that changes to specialised medical activity will continue to maintain close links with primary and secondary levels of medical care; what steps have been taken to ensure that special needs of children in hospital who are suffering from an acute illness or requiring specialised...
If he will introduce a guarantee for patients who wish to receive in-patient treatment at the same hospital they attended as out-patients. - (Holding answer 10.2.93).
If he will introduce a guarantee for patients who wish to receive in-patient treatment at the same hospital they attended as out-patients. - (Holding answer 10.2.93).
What returns and at what intervals are made to her by hospitals on the average costs of procedures; and in what form those returns are made available to Parliament. - Inc fact that DH does not routinely collect information on costs of particular operations or procedures. However health service indicators...
What returns and at what intervals are made to her by hospitals on the average costs of procedures; and in what form those returns are made available to Parliament. - Inc fact that DH does not routinely collect information on costs of particular operations or procedures. However health service indicators...
What was the number of (i) male staff, (ii) female staff and (iii) staff working in wards/units caring for patients suffering from cancer employed at (a) University College Hospital, (b) Middlesex Hospital, (c) St. Bartholomew's Hospital, (d) Royal London Hospital, (e) St. Thomas's Hospital, (f) Guy's Hospital, (g) Charing Cross...
What was the number of (i) male staff, (ii) female staff and (iii) staff working in wards/units caring for patients suffering from cancer employed at (a) University College Hospital, (b) Middlesex Hospital, (c) St. Bartholomew's Hospital, (d) Royal London Hospital, (e) St. Thomas's Hospital, (f) Guy's Hospital, (g) Charing Cross...
To comment on the rules relating to the making available to NHS patients of services and equipment available for private patients in NHS trusts; and what is the position in respect of the laser treatment for myopia at St. James's Hospital, Leeds.
To comment on the rules relating to the making available to NHS patients of services and equipment available for private patients in NHS trusts; and what is the position in respect of the laser treatment for myopia at St. James's Hospital, Leeds.