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That this House congratulates dental practitioners for maintaining exemplary standards of professional care since the inception of the National Health Service; but notes with considerable concern that the consequences of the full implementation of Her Majesty's Government's proposals as laid out in the Green Paper, Improving NHS Dentistry, could well be the reduction in volume and throughput of general work causing immediate increases in waiting lists, all this resulting from possible adoption of the Government's preferred proposal for sessional payments, financial ruin of those dentists having a practice with high overheads and a heavy commitment to NHS clientele, widespread redundancies within ancillary staff f grades, reduction of general dental services to a bare minimum should the ring-fencing of dental funds be removed as seems likely, greatly increased pressures on dentists to adopt the course of action resisted by the vast majority of the profession to date, namely the accelerated move towards private practice, and further loss of morale throughout all grades of dental care workers, who, having coped remarkably well with the many changes introduced hitherto, are now faced with the onerous task of either introducing an invidious purchaser/provider model for remuneration or applying the untried, untested and patently flawed sessional payment scheme; and therefore urges Her Majesty's Government to allow a period of stability to elapse to permit the profession to cope more adequately with changes of the past and prepare more rationally for those of the future.
That this House congratulates dental practitioners for maintaining exemplary standards of professional care since the inception of the National Health Service; but notes with considerable concern that the consequences of the full implementation of Her Majesty's Government's proposals as laid out in the Green Paper, Improving NHS Dentistry, could well...
That this House expresses its grave dismay at the rundown of dental services in the National Health Service; notes that an increasing number of dentists are refusing to take patients on the National Health Service and are only accepting new patients on a private basis; is alarmed that in the entire district council area of Dwyfor there is no longer a single dentist accepting new patients on the National Health Service, leading to people having to make a round trip of up to a hundred miles in some instances to secure dental treatment; believes this appalling situation to be a direct result of the Government's mishandling of the dentists' contract issue; and calls for an immediate reconsideration of Government policy so that dental treatment can be once again universally available on the National Health Service.
That this House expresses its grave dismay at the rundown of dental services in the National Health Service; notes that an increasing number of dentists are refusing to take patients on the National Health Service and are only accepting new patients on a private basis; is alarmed that in the...
That this House expresses its concern at the danger to the nation's dental health service, caused by the intransigence of Her Majesty's Government; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to immediately seek a solution by negotiating with the dentistry profession and preserve intact the National Health Service dental services.
That this House expresses its concern at the danger to the nation's dental health service, caused by the intransigence of Her Majesty's Government; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to immediately seek a solution by negotiating with the dentistry profession and preserve intact the National Health Service dental services.
What is her Department's long term forecast of the number of dentists in the general dental service who will be under contract to the National Health Service in the United Kingdom in 1995 and 2000, respectively. - Inc no figures & fact that review of dental manpower needs is currently...
What is her Department's long term forecast of the number of dentists in the general dental service who will be under contract to the National Health Service in the United Kingdom in 1995 and 2000, respectively. - Inc no figures & fact that review of dental manpower needs is currently...
What is the most and least favourable ratio of general dental practitioners to population in respect of particular Family Health Service Authorities in England, Wales and Scotland, respectively. - Inc figures.
What is the most and least favourable ratio of general dental practitioners to population in respect of particular Family Health Service Authorities in England, Wales and Scotland, respectively. - Inc figures.
What is the total cost of establishing a salaried dental practice within the framework of a family health services association; and what are its cost components. - Includes figures.
What is the total cost of establishing a salaried dental practice within the framework of a family health services association; and what are its cost components. - Includes figures.
How many patients were treated by salaried dentists in the last convenient yearly period in each of the regional health authorities in England and Wales; and what percentage of the total number of patients treated this represents in each region. - Includes figures.
How many patients were treated by salaried dentists in the last convenient yearly period in each of the regional health authorities in England and Wales; and what percentage of the total number of patients treated this represents in each region. - Includes figures.
How many salaried dentists currently operate within the National Health Service; and what is their distribution on a family health services association basis. - Includes figures.
How many salaried dentists currently operate within the National Health Service; and what is their distribution on a family health services association basis. - Includes figures.
How many salaried dentists have been appointed during the last three year period. - Includes figures.
How many salaried dentists have been appointed during the last three year period. - Includes figures.
What machinery is in place to monitor the cost effectiveness and productivity of salaried dentists currently practising within the NHS.
What machinery is in place to monitor the cost effectiveness and productivity of salaried dentists currently practising within the NHS.
How many dentists names have been removed from the FHSA list in each month in the last convenient six monthly period. - Inc figure.
How many dentists names have been removed from the FHSA list in each month in the last convenient six monthly period. - Inc figure.
How many dentists have no registration for continuing care and capitation payments at the most recent date for which figures are available. - At 30 March 1992 a total of 482 in England & Wales.
How many dentists have no registration for continuing care and capitation payments at the most recent date for which figures are available. - At 30 March 1992 a total of 482 in England & Wales.
How many dentists have recorded no contact by way of estimate form in the last six monthly period. - Inc figures.
How many dentists have recorded no contact by way of estimate form in the last six monthly period. - Inc figures.
What criteria are used by the Dental Practice Board when considering the removal of a dentist's name from the FHSA list.
What criteria are used by the Dental Practice Board when considering the removal of a dentist's name from the FHSA list.
That this House condemns the Government for pursuing policies that have led to an emerging crisis in National Health Service dentistry; notes the increasing difficulties experienced in many parts of the country in obtaining registration as National Health Service dental patients because of the growing number of dentists that have been driven to withdraw National Health dental services through a deliberate policy of underpricing the new dental contract; warns that further and rapid deterioration will take place if the government fulfils its intention of cutting dental fees further; condemns the pursuit of a backdoor policy of privatisation of dentistry through underfunding and higher patient charges; and commends the General Dental Practitioners Association for drawing this serious situation to the nation's attention.
That this House condemns the Government for pursuing policies that have led to an emerging crisis in National Health Service dentistry; notes the increasing difficulties experienced in many parts of the country in obtaining registration as National Health Service dental patients because of the growing number of dentists that have...
Whether he will publish the latest information in the possession of his Department as to the coverage of dental treatment on the National Health Service & how many dentists, since inception of new dental contract, in each regional health authority have ceased to offer treatment on national health services &...
Whether he will publish the latest information in the possession of his Department as to the coverage of dental treatment on the National Health Service & how many dentists, since inception of new dental contract, in each regional health authority have ceased to offer treatment on national health services &...
How many anaesthetic extractions have been carried out on children over each quarterly period since the inception of the new dental contract. - Inc table (holding answer 26 Nov 1991).
How many anaesthetic extractions have been carried out on children over each quarterly period since the inception of the new dental contract. - Inc table (holding answer 26 Nov 1991).
How much money has been paid in pre-entry payments for children on a monthly basis in the period since the inception of the new dental contract.
How much money has been paid in pre-entry payments for children on a monthly basis in the period since the inception of the new dental contract.
Whether he has any plans to review the working of the capitation system for dental treatment for children; and whether he will introduce an item of service payment formula within the capitation framework. - Inc ref to item 41 of the fee scale in the "Statement of Dental Remuneration".
Whether he has any plans to review the working of the capitation system for dental treatment for children; and whether he will introduce an item of service payment formula within the capitation framework. - Inc ref to item 41 of the fee scale in the "Statement of Dental Remuneration".
What was the number of estimates scheduled to dentists in respect of the categories (i) under the old contract, (a) adults and (b) children under 18 years and (ii) under the new contract (1) adults for registration only and excluding treatment, (2) adults with both registration and treatment, (3) adults...
What was the number of estimates scheduled to dentists in respect of the categories (i) under the old contract, (a) adults and (b) children under 18 years and (ii) under the new contract (1) adults for registration only and excluding treatment, (2) adults with both registration and treatment, (3) adults...