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Written Answers — Health: NHS Graduates (12 Jan 2004)

Mr John Hutton: In respect of National Health Service funded pre-registration Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health profession courses, no top-up fees are charged to students. These students have their contribution to tuition fees met through workforce development confederation contracts with higher education institutions. Fourth and fifth year undergraduate medical students and second, third and fourth year...

Written Answers — Health: Top-up Fees (12 Jan 2004)

Mr John Hutton: holding answer 17 December 2003 National health service foundation trusts, like all NHS trusts, would in principle have the power to pay both the tuition and top-up fees of recruits. It would be up to each NHS foundation trust as to whether and in what circumstances to do so. Section 18(1) of the Health and Social Care (Community Health and Standards) Act gives NHS foundation trusts the...

Written Answers — Health: Midwives (18 Dec 2003)

Mr John Hutton: Existing contracts for midwifery training between strategic health authorities and higher education institutions cover the full cost of training, including the personal tuition fee. The consultation document, "Funding Learning and Development for the Healthcare Workforce", sets out our proposal for a national model contract. It is intended that this contract for national health service-funded...

Written Answers — Health: Speech and Language Therapists (18 Dec 2003)

Mr John Hutton: Existing contracts between strategic health authorities and higher education institutions cover the full cost of training and top-up fees are not charged. The consultation document, Funding Learning and Development for the Healthcare Workforce, sets out our proposal for a national model contract. It is intended that this contract for National Health Service-funded pre-registration courses,...

Written Answers — Health: Student Nurses (11 Dec 2003)

Mr John Hutton: holding answer 3 December 2003 Existing contracts between strategic health authorities and higher education institutions cover the full cost of training and top-up fees are not charged. The consultation document, Funding Learning and Development for the Healthcare Workforce, sets out our proposal for a national model contract. It is intended that this contract for national health...

Public Bill Committee: Health and Social Care Bill: Clause 53 - Funding by resident etc. of more expensive accommodation (6 Feb 2001)

Mr John Hutton: ...placements with two important principles in mind. The first relates to the choice of accommodation, direction on which was issued to them in 1992. A key principle is that people seeking council support may enter care homes of their choice where the home meets their assessed needs, a vacancy exists and the fees are in line with what the council would normally expect to pay. The second key...