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Written Answers — Health: NHS: Crimes of Violence ( 8 Dec 2011)

Simon Burns: The Department has a zero tolerance approach to violence against national health service staff. NHS Protect leads work to deter and prevent violence and aggression against NHS staff in England. Employers have a duty to identify and address risks to their staff. NHS Protect offers policy and operational guidance and assistance on this to NHS bodies and provides training for locally based...

Written Answers — House of Lords: NHS: Counter Fraud and Security Management Service (11 Jan 2011)

Earl Howe: Since 1999, the National Health Service Counter Fraud Service has recovered over £65 million. In line with the White Paper Liberating the NHS, from April 2011 NHS Protect will incorporate the functions of the NHS Counter Fraud and Security Management Service that cannot be undertaken by NHS bodies, either in isolation or regionally. A consultation exercise is under way with trade unions and...

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: NHS Digital and NHS England: Data Protection (17 Mar 2023)

Will Quince: NHS Digital functions legally transferred to NHS England on 1 February 2023. NHS England is consequently responsible for ensuring it meets its obligations to protect people’s data. Data protection law will continue to apply. This means there must always be a valid, lawful basis for the collection and processing of personal information including special category information within federated...

Written Answers — Health: Microbiology Services ( 8 Sep 2003)

Miss Melanie Johnson: The following Health Protection Agency (HPA) laboratories provide food, water and environmental testing services to local authorities in England: London Food and Water and Environmental Microbiology Laboratory; Wessex Environmental Microbiology Services, Southampton; West Midlands Health Protection Agency Regional Microbiology Laboratory, Birmingham; North East Health Protection Agency...

Written Answers — Department of Health: NHS Protect: Contracts (12 Sep 2016)

Philip Dunne: NHS Protect is the National Health Service body responsible for co-ordinating anti-crime work in the NHS in England. Contracts for the delivery of counter fraud services at a local level are negotiated by individual NHS bodies and information on these is not held centrally. The latest performance information on both NHS Protect and Local Counter Fraud Specialists is available in the NHS...

Scottish Parliament: Post-Brexit Trade Agreements (Drugs) (21 Nov 2019)

Jeane Freeman: I absolutely agree with Gil Paterson. NHS protection legislation is self-evidently the right thing to do, and it is genuinely beyond my understanding that those who constantly thank our NHS staff and tell us that they will protect the NHS are not willing to offer their support for something so straightforward, which would protect our NHS from trade deals that could undoubtedly damage that...

"General ( 6 Nov 2003)

Lord Warner: ...to Amendment No. 200, tabled by the Government, before considering Amendments Nos. 198, 201 and 202. Amendment No. 200 is a straightforward technical measure to ensure that assets associated with protected research and training carried out by NHS foundation trusts—that is, research and training services that they are required to provide under their terms of authorisation—can be...

Written Answers — Department of Health: NHS Protect (18 Nov 2016)

Philip Dunne: NHS Protect does not take disciplinary proceedings against National Health Service staff. Where a disciplinary matter is identified, NHS Protect will refer this to the relevant health body or regulator for their action. Information on disciplinary referrals and civil proceedings is shown in the following table. Period Disciplinary Referrals NHS Protect Civil Proceedings 2009-10 72...

National Health Service: Healthcare Advice - Question (16 Jul 2019)

Baroness Blackwood of North Oxford: The noble Lord makes very important points. It is important to understand that this is not a technology to offer advice or diagnosis. NHS Digital and NHSX have built an interface to connect the NHS website so that other organisations can make NHS information available on their own sites. That is so that a greater number of people can access NHS information. It has already been made available...

Written Answers — Department of Health: NHS Protect (28 Jun 2016)

George Freeman: NHS Protect co-ordinates anti-crime work in the National Health Service in England. This not only includes investigations and prosecutions but also managing information and intelligence and, wherever possible, ensuring crime is deterred and prevented. 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 Number of NHS Protect prosecutions 105 41 18 7 16 9 Note:Not all...

Written Answers — Department of Health: NHS Protect (16 Jan 2017)

Philip Dunne: Decisions on NHS Protect funding and development or continuation of NHS Protect sections are made on an annual basis. No specific assessment of these has been carried out. Annual NHS Protect plans and reports are available at: www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/3647.aspx

Written Answers — Health: Children: Protection ( 1 Apr 2008)

Claire Curtis-Thomas: To ask the Secretary of State for Health (1) what guidance is given by (a) his Department and (b) NHS trusts to clinicians on substantiating clinical opinion and medical diagnosis prior to the instigation of child protection measures; (2) how many child protection investigations were initiated by the Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust in (a) 2005 and (b) 2006; and in what percentage...

Health and Social Care (Community Health and Standards) Bill (13 Oct 2003)

Lord Warner: There may be a misunderstanding. The primary purpose of an NHS foundation trust does not change over time. As I said on the previous amendment, the primary purpose is to provide NHS services to NHS patients based on need and not ability to pay and free at the point of use. That purpose is unchanging. The fact that the NHS foundation trust may acquire new properties and develop new services...

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: Contact tracing: Data Protection ( 7 Sep 2020)

Helen Whately: The NHS Test and Trace programme is progressing at a fast pace of development to rise to the challenges posed by the pandemic. We are continuing to work on the overarching Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA). This is a live document which continues to evolve as the programme develops, as such we are meeting our obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation as implemented by...

Written Answers — Department of Health: Children: Protection (16 Oct 2014)

Daniel Poulter: The Child Protection – Information Sharing (CP-IS) project will allow the sharing of child protection information between NHS unscheduled care settings and local authority children’s services staff only. The information will not be shared with care homes or the police. CP-IS will hold child protection information only for children in England who are subject to a child protection...

Written Answers — Department of Health: NHS Protect ( 8 Nov 2017)

Philip Dunne: On 1 November 2017 the NHS Counter Fraud Authority (NHSCFA), a new fraud focused special health authority, took over responsibility for tackling fraud and corruption in the health service in England. This responsibility was previously held by NHS Protect, as a division within the NHS Business Services Authority. The NHSCFA has been created as a standalone body to provide the independence...

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: NHS and Public Health England: Computer Software (28 Oct 2020)

Lord Bethell: All health and care organisations that have access to National Health Service patient data must annually complete NHS Digital’s Data Security and Protection Toolkit. The Protection Toolkit includes guidance on how to manage out of date software. To meet the standard required, organisations must operate on supported systems or have plans in place to mitigate the risk such as segregating...

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: NHS: Staff (12 Aug 2021)

Edward Argar: As part of the Department’s regular engagement with trade unions and NHS England and NHS Improvement, issues on the potential effect of the establishment of wholly-owned subsidiaries by National Health Service trusts on pay and conditions of healthcare workers have been raised on an ad hoc basis. Under powers granted under the NHS Act 2006 S46 (5), NHS organisations have been responsible...

Written Answers — House of Lords: NHS Property Services Ltd (23 Jul 2013)

Earl Howe: Staff who joined NHS Property Services Ltd (NHS PS) under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations (TUPE) have retained the same terms and conditions that applied under their previous National Health Service employer, in accordance with their legal entitlement. NHS PS has been able to produce the following analysis of employees as at 15 July 2013 who have retained...

Written Answers — Health: Hospitals: Food (12 Feb 2009)

Ann Keen: The Department has not issued any guidance to the NHS on protected meal times for patients. The protected mealtimes initiative (PMI) was introduced by NHS Estates in partnership with the Royal College of Nursing in 2004, as part of the Better Hospital Food programme. When NHS Estates closed in September 2005, lead responsibility for the protected mealtimes initiative passed to the National...


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