To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, if he will estimate the amount of resources to be made available to increase the level of social inclusion under (a) working families tax credits, (b) the national minimum wage, (c) general practitioners for deprived communities, (d) Listening To/Working for Communities and...

To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, if he will estimate the amount of resources to be made available to increase the level of social inclusion under (a) working families tax credits, (b) the national minimum wage, (c) general practitioners for deprived communities, (d) Listening To/Working for Communities and...

To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, if he will issue guidelines to general practitioners, obstetricians and gynaecologists (a) on the grounds under which termination of pregnancy may be carried out and (b) on referring women who qualify for a legal abortion under the terms of the Abortion...

To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, if he will issue guidelines to general practitioners, obstetricians and gynaecologists (a) on the grounds under which termination of pregnancy may be carried out and (b) on referring women who qualify for a legal abortion under the terms of the Abortion...

Pursuant to 244 c605-6W, what is SO assessment of the reason for the upward growth in the figures for night visits by GPs. - (Holding answer 23 June 1994).

Pursuant to 244 c605-6W, what is SO assessment of the reason for the upward growth in the figures for night visits by GPs. - (Holding answer 23 June 1994).

What trends general practitioners have experienced in the number of night visits over the last 25 years; and what is his assessment of the reasons for those trends. - Inc figs.

What trends general practitioners have experienced in the number of night visits over the last 25 years; and what is his assessment of the reasons for those trends. - Inc figs.

If he will estimate the annual value of sales of Adifax, Tenuate, Dospan and Duromine direct to general practitioners; & what plans he has to control the supply of dangerous drugs direct to general practitioners. - (Holding answer 11 March 1994.

If he will estimate the annual value of sales of Adifax, Tenuate, Dospan and Duromine direct to general practitioners; & what plans he has to control the supply of dangerous drugs direct to general practitioners. - (Holding answer 11 March 1994.

If he will investigate allegations as to the sale of addictive dangerous drugs to general practitioners and their subsequent sale to customers for slimming purposes, without medical examination, at prices far in excess of the cost to the NHS; & what safeguards are in place to protect patients from being...

If he will investigate allegations as to the sale of addictive dangerous drugs to general practitioners and their subsequent sale to customers for slimming purposes, without medical examination, at prices far in excess of the cost to the NHS; & what safeguards are in place to protect patients from being...

If she will remind general practitioners that it remains her policy that fees for home visits are not permitted.

If she will remind general practitioners that it remains her policy that fees for home visits are not permitted.

On what date it became his practice that general practitioner fundholders were sent circulars for information that were not sent to non-fundholders; if he will make it his policy to include general practitioners who are not fundholders on the list of those who are to receive NHS management executive circulars...

On what date it became his practice that general practitioner fundholders were sent circulars for information that were not sent to non-fundholders; if he will make it his policy to include general practitioners who are not fundholders on the list of those who are to receive NHS management executive circulars...

If he will state the distinction he makes in the roles of general practitioner fundholders compared to non-fundholders in respect of NHS priorities and planning guidance for the future of the NHS; and on what specific legislation he bases this distinction.

If he will state the distinction he makes in the roles of general practitioner fundholders compared to non-fundholders in respect of NHS priorities and planning guidance for the future of the NHS; and on what specific legislation he bases this distinction.

If she will make it her policy that GPs will not charge fees to persons on benefits for evidence in support of claims.

If she will make it her policy that GPs will not charge fees to persons on benefits for evidence in support of claims.

What information he has on cystic fibrosis patients (a) being refused repeat prescriptions, (b) being refused drugs by doctors on grounds of cost, (c) being refused appointments or home visits by general practitioners and (d) experiencing difficulties in obtaining community physiotherapy.

What information he has on cystic fibrosis patients (a) being refused repeat prescriptions, (b) being refused drugs by doctors on grounds of cost, (c) being refused appointments or home visits by general practitioners and (d) experiencing difficulties in obtaining community physiotherapy.

What is the latest number of general practitioner fundholders in each health board area; and how many he estimates there will be in July 1994. - Inc table. (Holding answer 16 July 1993).

What is the latest number of general practitioner fundholders in each health board area; and how many he estimates there will be in July 1994. - Inc table. (Holding answer 16 July 1993).

Pursuant to his Answer of 11th May, 224 c408-9W, how much of the total savings of £150,000 was retained by each fundholding practice; and on what these sums were spent. - Inc figures & fact that SO has written to correct error in previous answer.

Pursuant to his Answer of 11th May, 224 c408-9W, how much of the total savings of £150,000 was retained by each fundholding practice; and on what these sums were spent. - Inc figures & fact that SO has written to correct error in previous answer.

Pursuant to 224 c408W, what steps he has taken to ensure that general practitioner fundholders, in providing care themselves, or in setting contracts with other providers, will not directly disadvantage NHS patients from other practices.

Pursuant to 224 c408W, what steps he has taken to ensure that general practitioner fundholders, in providing care themselves, or in setting contracts with other providers, will not directly disadvantage NHS patients from other practices.

What estimate he has made of the average out-turn surplus at the end of the first year of operation of fundholding practices. - Inc figures. (Error in answer corrected at 225 c353-4W).

What estimate he has made of the average out-turn surplus at the end of the first year of operation of fundholding practices. - Inc figures. (Error in answer corrected at 225 c353-4W).

If he will describe the financial policies by which non-fundholding practices obtain or employ (a) drugs, medicines and listed appliances, (b) goods and services, (c) services carried out by a member of the practice such as those listed in Schedule 3 to S.I.1993, No. 488 (S.53), (d) employees of members...

If he will describe the financial policies by which non-fundholding practices obtain or employ (a) drugs, medicines and listed appliances, (b) goods and services, (c) services carried out by a member of the practice such as those listed in Schedule 3 to S.I.1993, No. 488 (S.53), (d) employees of members...

If he will make it his policy to ensure that non-fundholding practices will be able to offer services in every respect equal to those who become fundholding practices.

If he will make it his policy to ensure that non-fundholding practices will be able to offer services in every respect equal to those who become fundholding practices.

What differences there are in taxation of the various functions, services, and purchases between those of a general practitioner fundholding practice and those of a non-fundholding practice.

What differences there are in taxation of the various functions, services, and purchases between those of a general practitioner fundholding practice and those of a non-fundholding practice.

What steps he has taken to ensure that, for non-emergency hospital treatments, patients of general practitioner fundholders and non-fundholders will have equally speedy access.

What steps he has taken to ensure that, for non-emergency hospital treatments, patients of general practitioner fundholders and non-fundholders will have equally speedy access.

What services are made available to GPs who are (a) non-fundholding and (b) fundholders.

What services are made available to GPs who are (a) non-fundholding and (b) fundholders.