Results 1-10 of 10 for foundation hospital speaker:Lindsay Hoyle
- New Member: New Clause 12 — De-authorisation of NHS foundation trusts (12 Oct 2009) has video
Lindsay Hoyle: My right hon. and learned Friend mentioned the use of Monitor, but would it not be common sense for the organisation that oversees NHS hospitals to oversee foundation trusts as well? The fact is that Monitor does not oversee both; perhaps there would be better similarities if only one organisation investigated.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Topical Questions (18 Dec 2007)
Lindsay Hoyle: Would one of my right hon. or hon. Friends like to congratulate Dennis Benson, who is stepping down as chair of Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, on having set up the first and only computed axial tomography centre operating out of Chorley hospital that is funded by the NHS, run by the NHS and for people of the NHS, and on what a success story this will be?
- Written Answers — Health: Health Services: Lancashire (26 Jan 2007)
Lindsay Hoyle: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what the average waiting list time for (a) patients of Chorley hospital and (b) cancer patients of Chorley hospital were in each year since 1997; and which (i) hospitals, (ii) care trusts and (iii) foundation trusts in Lancashire are in budget deficit.
- Written Answers — Health: Lancashire Teaching Hospital Trust (12 Sep 2005)
Lindsay Hoyle: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if she will make a statement on the operation of Lancashire Teaching Hospital Trust, with particular reference to (a) its Foundation Trust status and (b) the periods for election for the board membership.
- Written Answers — Health: Lancashire Teaching Hospital (21 Feb 2005)
Mr Lindsay Hoyle: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will make a statement on the foundation hospital application of Lancashire teaching hospitals.
- Written Answers — Health: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Trust (19 Oct 2004)
Mr Lindsay Hoyle: To ask the Secretary of State for Health (1) what the status of the (a) chairman and (b) chief executive of Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Trust will be if foundation status is approved; (2) what the procedures are for appointing a new (a) chairman, (b) chief executive and (c) trust board under the foundation trust proposals.
- Written Answers — Health: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Trust (14 Jul 2003)
Mr Lindsay Hoyle: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what assessment he has made of the impact of the introduction of foundation hospitals on Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Trust.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Foundation Hospitals (18 Mar 2003)
Mr Lindsay Hoyle: Obviously, as a person who has been treated by an NHS hospital—I received remarkable treatment at St. Thomas's—I can only congratulate the NHS on the service that it provides, and that is without foundation hospital status. If my right hon. Friend pursues the foundation hospitals policy, will he ensure that all hospitals can apply for that status and that real consultation will...
- Written Answers — Health: Foundation Hospitals (4 Feb 2003)
Mr Lindsay Hoyle: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many three star hospitals (a) have been invited to apply and (b) have applied for foundation hospital status.
- Written Answers — Health: Foundation Hospitals (4 Feb 2003)
Mr Lindsay Hoyle: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what discussions have taken place between the Department and Chairman and Chief Executives of three star hospital trusts regarding applications for foundation hospital trust status.