To ask Her Majesty’s Government how many non-admitted patients waited (1) for their appointment, and (2) for treatment, for longer than (a) 18 weeks, (b) 26 weeks, and (3) 52 weeks, at each NHS Trust and NHS Foundation Trust in each of the last five years...
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Question for Department of Health and Social Care
Hospitals: Waiting Lists
Asked 24 July 2014
Answered 30 July 2014
By Earl Howe (Conservative, Excepted Hereditary)
Answered
Lords
Question for Department of Health and Social Care
Hospitals: Waiting Lists
To ask Her Majesty’s Government how many admitted patients waited (1) for their appointment, and (2) for treatment, for longer than (a) 18 weeks, (b) 26 weeks, and (3) 52 weeks, at each NHS Trust and NHS Foundation Trust in each of the last five years.
Asked 24 July 2014
Answered 30 July 2014
By Earl Howe (Conservative, Excepted Hereditary)
Answered
Lords
Question for Department of Health and Social Care
Hospitals: Waiting Lists
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what proportion of patients whose treatment was incomplete have waited (1) for their appointment, and (2) for treatment, for longer than (a) 18 weeks, (b) 26 weeks, and (3) 52 weeks, at each NHS Trust and NHS Foundation Tru...
Asked 24 July 2014
Answered 30 July 2014
By Earl Howe (Conservative, Excepted Hereditary)
Answered
Lords
Question for Department of Health and Social Care
Patients
To ask Her Majesty’s Government how many patients whose treatment was incomplete there were at each NHS Trust and NHS Foundation Trust in each of the last five years.
Asked 23 July 2014
Answered 29 July 2014
By Earl Howe (Conservative, Excepted Hereditary)
Answered
Lords
Question for Department of Health and Social Care
Patients
To ask Her Majesty’s Government how many patients whose treatment was incomplete there were at each NHS Trust and NHS Foundation Trust for every month since May 2010.
Asked 23 July 2014
Answered 29 July 2014
By Earl Howe (Conservative, Excepted Hereditary)
Answered
Lords
Question for Home Office
UK Border Force
To ask Her Majesty's Government what investment the Border Force has carried out at airports over the last five years, specifically at (1) Heathrow, (2) Gatwick, (3) Stansted, (4) Luton, and (5) Manchester.
Asked 8 July 2014
Answered 21 July 2014
By Lord Taylor of Holbeach (Conservative, Life peer)
Answered
Lords
Question for Home Office
Police Community Support Officers
To ask Her Majesty's Government how many Community Support Officers there are nationally, and how they are distributed across police forces.
Asked 24 June 2014
Answered 30 June 2014
By Lord Taylor of Holbeach (Conservative, Life peer)
Answered
Lords
Question for Department of Health and Social Care
Physiotherapy
To ask Her Majesty's Government what recent assessment they have made of the adequacy of National Health Service community physiotherapy services for patients who have had (1) knee, and (2) hip, replacement operations.
Asked 11 June 2014
Answered 19 June 2014
By Earl Howe (Conservative, Excepted Hereditary)
Answered
Lords
Question for Home Office
Police: Codes of Practice
To ask Her Majesty's Government what, under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) Code C 2018, is the definition of (1) a mental health condition, and (2) a mental disorder.
Asked 26 June 2018
Answer overdue: was due for answer by 10 July 2018
Awaiting answer
Lords