Oral Answers to Questions — Health

– in the House of Commons at 12:00 am on 1 February 2000.

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The Secretary of State was asked

  • Nursing Homes (4 speeches)

    What is his estimate of the percentages of costs of the nursing element in nursing homes paid by (a) the national health service, (b) local authority social services departments and (c) patients....

  • NHS (Pay) (12 speeches)

    What steps he is taking to reform the pay system in the NHS. [106239]

  • Cleft Lip and Palate Units (6 speeches)

    If he will make a statement on the implementation of the review of cleft lip and palate units. [106240]

  • Nice (10 speeches)

    When he expects the National Institute for Clinical Excellence to issue further recommendations. [106241]

  • Waiting Lists (Consultants) (10 speeches)

    How many patients are waiting more than 13 weeks for their first referral to see a consultant. [106242]

  • Waiting Lists (Treatments) (16 speeches)

    If he will make a statement on treatment waiting times. [106243]

  • Health Spending (13 speeches)

    What plans he has to increase the proportion of gross domestic product spent on health to the average EU level. [106245]

  • Meningitis (6 speeches)

    If he will make a statement on the progress of the meningitis vaccination programme. [106246]

  • Drugs (Funding) (10 speeches)

    What plans he has to provide resources for drugs recommended by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence. [106247]

  • NHS (Acute Beds) (14 speeches)

    If he will make a statement on the number of acute beds in NHS hospitals. [106248]

  • Primary Care Trusts (6 speeches)

    What progress he is making with the development of primary care trusts. [106249]

Secretary of State

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