NEWS - JANUARY 2017
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FUNDING FOR EACH LHW - THE LAST THREE YEARS ... 2014/2015: 20152016: 2016/2017
4 pages FUNDING FOR EACH LHW - AND STAFFING 'ESTIMATES' 2 pages Hansard source (Citation: HC Deb, 30 January 2017)
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THE CANCER REGISTRY
A leaflet to distribute to cancer patients explaining what the cancer registry is and what it does. |
INFORMING SERVICE REVIEWS AND REDESIGNS
NHS England has launched two further bite-size guides to patient insight, to help CCGs and providers make better use of national surveys and feedback data, and to plan their own local insight work to inform service reviews and redesigns.
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NHS England has launched two further bite-size guides to patient insight, to help CCGs and providers make better use of national surveys and feedback data, and to plan their own local insight work to inform service reviews and redesigns.
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HEALTHWATCH ENGLAND
Healthwatch England , the National Health and Care “consumer champion”, has appointed Imelda Redmond as its new National Director.
Ms Redmond has extensive experience in the not-for-profit sector, including as Chief Executive for the now defunct charity 4Children, Director of Policy and Public Affairs at Marie Curie Cancer Care and Chief Executive of Carers UK.
She received a CBE in the 2010 New Year’s Honours List for working to promote the needs of carers.
Ms Redmond said of her appointment: “There are big challenges facing the health and care sector… It is clear the only way the NHS and care services are going to meet these challenges is if people and clinicians work as partners, and Healthwatch provides the perfect platform to help make this happen.”
Her appointment was confirmed by Jane Mordue, who this week had her roles as Chair of Healthwatch and Non-Executive Director of Care Quality Commission made permanent. Ms Mordue has held both these positions on an interim basis since last December.
Ms Redmond will start as National Director on 09 January and succeeds Susan Robinson, the current Acting National Director, who is taking retirement.
Healthwatch England , the National Health and Care “consumer champion”, has appointed Imelda Redmond as its new National Director.
Ms Redmond has extensive experience in the not-for-profit sector, including as Chief Executive for the now defunct charity 4Children, Director of Policy and Public Affairs at Marie Curie Cancer Care and Chief Executive of Carers UK.
She received a CBE in the 2010 New Year’s Honours List for working to promote the needs of carers.
Ms Redmond said of her appointment: “There are big challenges facing the health and care sector… It is clear the only way the NHS and care services are going to meet these challenges is if people and clinicians work as partners, and Healthwatch provides the perfect platform to help make this happen.”
Her appointment was confirmed by Jane Mordue, who this week had her roles as Chair of Healthwatch and Non-Executive Director of Care Quality Commission made permanent. Ms Mordue has held both these positions on an interim basis since last December.
Ms Redmond will start as National Director on 09 January and succeeds Susan Robinson, the current Acting National Director, who is taking retirement.
PRIME MINISTER'S ADVISER ON HEALTH
A Management Consultant and former Doctor is to become the Prime Minister’s adviser on health.
James Kent’s appointment is expected to be announced imminently. Downing Street has been without a special Political Adviser for Health since Theresa May took over in July.
Dr Kent was, until recently, a Management Consultant at Boston Consulting Group, with a leading role in its work with the NHS, and has been in consultancy for more than 20 years. Before this, he trained in medicine in Nottingham and worked as a Junior doctor in the NHS for several years. He has co-authored several articles on Health Policy for HSJ and elsewhere.
A Management Consultant and former Doctor is to become the Prime Minister’s adviser on health.
James Kent’s appointment is expected to be announced imminently. Downing Street has been without a special Political Adviser for Health since Theresa May took over in July.
Dr Kent was, until recently, a Management Consultant at Boston Consulting Group, with a leading role in its work with the NHS, and has been in consultancy for more than 20 years. Before this, he trained in medicine in Nottingham and worked as a Junior doctor in the NHS for several years. He has co-authored several articles on Health Policy for HSJ and elsewhere.
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Content Policy Statement . Background . Who can register for free primary care services? . Immediately necessary treatment . Assessing patient ID at registration . Determining if the patient lives in the Practice area . Registering children . Registration of those previously registered with Defence Medical Services (DMS) and Priority NHS are for Veterans . Persons released from prison and/or in contact with the criminal justice system . Access to registration Refusing registration . New patient health checks |
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE ENQUIRY INTO HEALTHCARE
1. Letter to Meg Hillier MP, House of Commons from the Rt. Hon. Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Health
16 December 2016
2. Letter to Meg Hilier MP, House of Commons from Chris Wormald, Permanent Secretary, Department of Health
16 December 2016
1. Letter to Meg Hillier MP, House of Commons from the Rt. Hon. Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Health
16 December 2016
2. Letter to Meg Hilier MP, House of Commons from Chris Wormald, Permanent Secretary, Department of Health
16 December 2016
PHARMACY CUTS CHALLENGED ... PSNC Judicial Review granted
The High Court has granted PSNc permission for a Judicial Review of the Secretary of State's October decision to implement cuts to community pharmacy funding and other changes. The hearing is to be expedited and will be heard in the week commencing 6 February 2017.
PSNC sought permission from the High Court to apply for the Judicial Review on the grounds that it believes the Secretary of State failed to carry out a lawful consultation on the proposals for community pharmacy. Find out more about the Judge's decision at: ow.ly/ib8S307uMGs
The High Court has granted PSNc permission for a Judicial Review of the Secretary of State's October decision to implement cuts to community pharmacy funding and other changes. The hearing is to be expedited and will be heard in the week commencing 6 February 2017.
PSNC sought permission from the High Court to apply for the Judicial Review on the grounds that it believes the Secretary of State failed to carry out a lawful consultation on the proposals for community pharmacy. Find out more about the Judge's decision at: ow.ly/ib8S307uMGs
