Results 1-6 of 6 for foundation hospital speaker:Tessa Jowell
- Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: Ministerial Duties (12 Dec 2001)
Ms Tessa Jowell: ...Lunch with North Devon Marketing Bureau and Exmoor tourism representatives 10 July 2001 Secretary of State Radio Festival 11 July 2001 Minister for Tourism, Film and Broadcasting British Hospitality Association's annual reception 11 July 2001 Minister of State for the Arts Launch of National Foundation for Youth Music, Early Excellence Centre 12 July 2001 Minister for...
- Petition: Back Pain (13 Jul 1998)
Ms Tessa Jowell: ...and I launched the initiative on healthy schools in May, we were both aware of the need to promote better recognition of the link between health and education and to encourage schools to lay down foundations on which children could go on to lead healthy, active and productive adult lives. The problem of back pain is only one aspect of that, although it is important and of growing...
- Community Care (Rights to Mental Health Services) (24 Jan 1995)
Ms Tessa Jowell: I beg to move, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to provide for comprehensive services for persons referred to specialist psychiatric services or discharged from hospital following treatment for mental disorder and for connected purposes. The Bill would give enforceable rights to care and support to mentally ill people in the community. It would also establish national standards for the...
- Health and Social Security (22 Nov 1994)
Ms Tessa Jowell: ...? The picture is complex. That there are many causes rather than just one has been the consistent theme of reports during the past 12 months. It has been expertly documented by the Mental Health Foundation and, more recently, by the Audit Commission, whose authoritative report was dismissed by the Government in an appalling and disgraceful way. They accused the report's authors of being...
- Opposition Day: The National Health Service (25 Oct 1994)
Ms Tessa Jowell: ...patient was admitted to a ward at Dulwich at 5.00 a.m. on Tuesday the 11th of October. This practice of holding people for hours on trolleys in A&E seems to be commonplace and acceptable to the hospital but we do not believe that ill, elderly or vulnerable or distressed people should ever be treated in this manner. Another reality that the Government systematically avoid is the...
- Ways and Means: 1. Amendment of the law (14 May 1992)
Ms Tessa Jowell: ...integrity. He earned widespread respect for his active lobby against the rail link, an issue that 1 will continue to pursue along with local groups such as Peckham Against the Rail Link on the sure foundation that he laid. I also record the debt that Dulwich owes to its previous Labour Member, Sam Silkin, the former Attorney-General, who represented the seat for 19 years until 1979. Local...