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To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what progress has been made on the digitalisation of health records; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what progress has been made on the digitalisation of health records; and if he will make a statement.
Most general practitioner (GP) practices have been using digital records for about 10 years. All GP practices in England now use computerised records.
All secondary care providers of acute, mental health, community and ambulance services are making progress in digitising their records. This has been achieved through a combination of local and national investment. The 2015/16 digital maturity assessment shows that most progress has been made in digitising patient records, transfers of information between care settings and the ordering/reporting of diagnostic tests.
The Government is investing £4.2 billion to support wider adoption of digital technology over five years - including delivery of interoperable electronic patient records in the National Health Service - by 2020.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what representations he has made to Capita on the time taken by that body to send GP in-patient records to pay practices.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what representations he has made to Capita on the time taken by that body to send GP in-patient records to pay practices.
My hon. Friend, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Nicola Blackwood) is holding regular meetings with Capita and NHS England to discuss matters relating to the primary care support contract.
Pursuant to his Answer of 18th December 1996, Official Report, column 630W, on Gulf War Syndrome, when he expects to answer the question relating to (a) Mr Rucker's inquiry and (b) the number of missing medical records. - I have written to the hon Member and a copy has been...
Pursuant to his Answer of 18th December 1996, Official Report, column 630W, on Gulf War Syndrome, when he expects to answer the question relating to (a) Mr Rucker's inquiry and (b) the number of missing medical records. - I have written to the hon Member and a copy has been...
Statement on the referral by the European Commission on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights of the three test cases brought by the British Nuclear Tests Veterans Association against the British Government for redress for human radiation exposure.
Statement on the referral by the European Commission on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights of the three test cases brought by the British Nuclear Tests Veterans Association against the British Government for redress for human radiation exposure.
If Gulf War veterans are being charged a fee to obtain a copy of their service medical records.
If Gulf War veterans are being charged a fee to obtain a copy of their service medical records.
If all vaccinations and injections administered to service personnel during the Gulf War were recorded on their medical records.
If all vaccinations and injections administered to service personnel during the Gulf War were recorded on their medical records.
If he will include in the investigation, being conducted by his Department's Permanent Under-Secretary into the misleading of the House, on the issue of organophosphate pesticide use the conclusions of the inquiry conducted by his Department's security official Mr A. G. Rucker into the alleged theft of Gulf War Syndrome...
If he will include in the investigation, being conducted by his Department's Permanent Under-Secretary into the misleading of the House, on the issue of organophosphate pesticide use the conclusions of the inquiry conducted by his Department's security official Mr A. G. Rucker into the alleged theft of Gulf War Syndrome...
How many injections classified as secret were given to each individual Gulf War serviceman; how many service men in the Gulf war received injections which were classified as secret and were not listed on the medical documents of each service man; what medical conditions were to be met by the...
How many injections classified as secret were given to each individual Gulf War serviceman; how many service men in the Gulf war received injections which were classified as secret and were not listed on the medical documents of each service man; what medical conditions were to be met by the...
What details of experiments are given to honourable Members who write to the Chemical Defence Establishment at Porton Down requesting information about such experiments on behalf of individuals who have taken part in those experiments during the service volunteers programme; and if such honourable Members receive more detailed information of...
What details of experiments are given to honourable Members who write to the Chemical Defence Establishment at Porton Down requesting information about such experiments on behalf of individuals who have taken part in those experiments during the service volunteers programme; and if such honourable Members receive more detailed information of...
When the Chemical Defence Establishment at Porton Down started its policy of providing details, if requested, of the studies in which a service volunteer participated to medical practitioners who are responsible for the medical care of the individual concerned; what details are currently provided; and, since this policy began, whether...
When the Chemical Defence Establishment at Porton Down started its policy of providing details, if requested, of the studies in which a service volunteer participated to medical practitioners who are responsible for the medical care of the individual concerned; what details are currently provided; and, since this policy began, whether...
On how many occasions studies involving service volunteers at Porton Down started without the permission of the Committee on the Safety of Human Experiments or the Independent Ethics Committee; and if the Committee on the Safety of Human Experiments included members who were not on the staff of Porton Down;...
On how many occasions studies involving service volunteers at Porton Down started without the permission of the Committee on the Safety of Human Experiments or the Independent Ethics Committee; and if the Committee on the Safety of Human Experiments included members who were not on the staff of Porton Down;...
What instructions or advice his Department has given to the National Radiological Protection Board regarding the storage and safekeeping of records, including computerised data, which arose from or related to its study into the effects of radiation on the veterans of British nuclear tests; what instructions he has issued to...
What instructions or advice his Department has given to the National Radiological Protection Board regarding the storage and safekeeping of records, including computerised data, which arose from or related to its study into the effects of radiation on the veterans of British nuclear tests; what instructions he has issued to...
Pursuant to his Answer of 6th July, Official Report, 263 c36 7-8W, if the policy of the Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment, Porton Down, is that service personnel who took part in the service volunteers' programme at the establishment can have copies of the original laboratory reports and data held...
Pursuant to his Answer of 6th July, Official Report, 263 c36 7-8W, if the policy of the Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment, Porton Down, is that service personnel who took part in the service volunteers' programme at the establishment can have copies of the original laboratory reports and data held...
If he will agree to the release of relevant individual medical records directly to the Porton Down Volunteers Association, in those cases where individuals have given their consent.
If he will agree to the release of relevant individual medical records directly to the Porton Down Volunteers Association, in those cases where individuals have given their consent.
If he will make it possible for those who volunteered to participate in experiments at the Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment at Porton Down to have access to their medical records.
If he will make it possible for those who volunteered to participate in experiments at the Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment at Porton Down to have access to their medical records.
If complete medical records, including all substances and innoculations administered during the Gulf War to any member of the armed forces, will be made available to him or her or their general practitioner on request.
If complete medical records, including all substances and innoculations administered during the Gulf War to any member of the armed forces, will be made available to him or her or their general practitioner on request.
From whom and by what means plague vaccine, batch No. 10H03A, was obtained. - Details of specific medical counter-measures remain classified.
From whom and by what means plague vaccine, batch No. 10H03A, was obtained. - Details of specific medical counter-measures remain classified.
What consideration was given to compiling a list of all recipients of the drugs or vaccines administered during Operation Granby, with particular reference to prescription only medicines, with a view to recording them on the recipient's medical records; and what were the reasons for not doing so.
What consideration was given to compiling a list of all recipients of the drugs or vaccines administered during Operation Granby, with particular reference to prescription only medicines, with a view to recording them on the recipient's medical records; and what were the reasons for not doing so.
If he will de-classify and publish full details of all reports of wartime casualties of civilian and military personnel attributed to mustard gas and other chemical weapons poisoning.
If he will de-classify and publish full details of all reports of wartime casualties of civilian and military personnel attributed to mustard gas and other chemical weapons poisoning.
If he will place in the Library the notes of the discussions which took place during 1987 and 1988 between his Department and the General Medical Council which refers to the issue of forces medical records and confidentiality.
If he will place in the Library the notes of the discussions which took place during 1987 and 1988 between his Department and the General Medical Council which refers to the issue of forces medical records and confidentiality.