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Points of Order: Armed Forces Personnel (21 Jun 2007)

Adam Ingram: ...any decrease in recruitment. I am sensitive to the comments that have been made, and this decision was not easy to take. Operational medical care is first class. We have recently opened a new field hospital at Basra, and another at Bastion will follow in July. Their facilities would not be out of place in any modern district hospital in the UK. The dedication and commitment of the people...

Point of Order: Defence in the UK (26 Apr 2007)

Adam Ingram: ...home and on operations, with the very best medical treatment, and I believe that that is exactly what they get. The Royal Centre of Defence Medicine, which is fully integrated with the University Hospital Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, gives our personnel access to a world-class pool of expert consultants. The priority for our wounded personnel is the best possible treatment, and nowhere...

Written Answers — Defence: Armed Forces: Casualties (26 Apr 2007)

Adam Ingram: ...medical risk assessment identify an urgent clinical need, arrangements will be made to fly patients to the most appropriate airfield, either military or civilian, for quick access to the receiving hospital or facility. In most cases, the most appropriate airfield will be the East Midlands Airport to enable rapid transfer to the University Hospital Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHBFT),...

Armed Forces Personnel (20 Jan 2005)

Mr Adam Ingram: ...slur that could not be further from the truth. I have personally met soldiers, both in theatre and back at their home bases, who were recovering from their injuries. I have also visited field hospitals to pay tribute to the sterling efforts of our medical personnel, who work in what are sometimes difficult circumstances but still deliver the highest level of care to our injured...

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