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My Lords, in moving Amendment 1, tabled in the name of my noble friend Lord Kamall, I will speak to the other government amendments in this group in his name.
Amendments 1, 76 and 77 are consequential amendments to two pieces of legislation that have been before Parliament during this Session....
My Lords, in moving Amendment 1, tabled in the name of my noble friend Lord Kamall, I will speak to the other government amendments in this group in his name.
Amendments 1, 76 and 77 are consequential amendments to two pieces of legislation that have been before Parliament during this Session....
My Lords, I move Amendment 1 and speak to Amendment 313 in my name, but I shall allow those noble Lords to leave who do not particularly wish to hear my peroration this afternoon.
It is a pleasure to open proceedings in Committee on the Bill. These amendments concern the need...
My Lords, I move Amendment 1 and speak to Amendment 313 in my name, but I shall allow those noble Lords to leave who do not particularly wish to hear my peroration this afternoon.
It is a pleasure to open proceedings in Committee on the Bill. These amendments concern the need...
The Health and Care Bill 2021-22 [Bill 140 of 2021-22] was introduced in the House of Commons on 6 July 2021. Second reading is scheduled for Wednesday 14 July 2021. This paper explains the Bill's provisions and includes comment and reactions.
The Health and Care Bill 2021-22 [Bill 140 of 2021-22] was introduced in the House of Commons on 6 July 2021. Second reading is scheduled for Wednesday 14 July 2021. This paper explains the Bill's provisions and includes comment and reactions.
Today, I laid before Parliament my first “Annual Assessment of the NHS Commissioning Board (known as NHS England) 2013-14”. The “National Health Service Commissioning Board Annual Report & Accounts 2013-14” was also laid (HC408). Together they describe an organisation that has established itself and made progress in delivering the Government’s...
Today, I laid before Parliament my first “Annual Assessment of the NHS Commissioning Board (known as NHS England) 2013-14”. The “National Health Service Commissioning Board Annual Report & Accounts 2013-14” was also laid (HC408). Together they describe an organisation that has established itself and made progress in delivering the Government’s...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government why dermatology has been placed in Domain 2 at the NHS Commissioning Board.[HL6303]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government why dermatology has been placed in Domain 2 at the NHS Commissioning Board.[HL6303]
The NHS Commissioning Board will be accountable for improving outcomes for patients across all five domains on the NHS Outcomes Framework. Aspects of the treatment of people with skin conditions could be considered under any of the five domains. This will require a change in the mindset of the National Health Service, focusing on people as individuals rather than on the conditions from which they may be suffering; and on the patient pathway, not on the organisations that treat them.
We understand that the NHS Commissioning Board, in recruiting a cadre of National Clinical Directors to support the five domains, has sought to emphasise this new approach. Many of the national clinical directors have cross-cutting roles rather than roles related to individual medical conditions. There are no plans to introduce a national clinical director for dermatology, but senior members of the board’s medical directorate are in constructive dialogue with the British Association for Dermatology on the best ways of improving outcomes for patients with skin conditions.