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[Mrs. Joan Humble in the Chair] — NHS Trust Debts (6 Mar 2007)

Steve Webb: ...to think about what is known in the jargon as the local health economy, rather than about an individual NHS trust. So although the top spot went to the North Bristol NHS Trust, the Royal United Hospital NHS Trust at Bath came in at No. 4 and the trust in the centre of Bristol—United Bristol Healthcare NHS Trust—came in at No. 10. I want to focus briefly on the North Bristol...

Orders of the Day: Health and Education (16 Nov 2006)

Steve Webb: ...to me on it. I do not want to dwell too long on the Conservative's hypothetical policy, but what is the alternative? The alternative has to be real local accountability. The Government will cite foundation trusts—the brave new world of accountability in the NHS. The previous Secretary of State for Health but several, the right hon. Member for Darlington (Mr. Milburn), said: "NHS...

Written Answers — Health: NHS Hospitals (11 May 2006)

Steve Webb: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what the (a) name, (b) address and (c) post code is of each NHS hospital in England; and which of these are run by foundation trusts.

Coronary Heart Disease (9 Jun 2005)

Steve Webb: ...low take-up of rehabilitation services. I would have thought that five years was enough time to train people. Part of the problem is not training but systems. If I am discharged from hospital having had a heart attack, there should automatically be someone sitting down with me and talking me through exercise, diet and everything else. A lot of the advice is described in the survey as...

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