Adjournment debate on Thursday, 18 March 2010, in the House of Commons, led by Kevin Barron. The answering member was Ann Keen.

Patient Safety

Westminster Hall debate on a motion for the adjournment on patient safety.

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Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 507 c323-60WH
Session: 2009-10
Department: Department of Health
Chamber / Committee: Westminster Hall
Related items: Patient safety. Government response to the Health Select Committee's sixth report of session 2008-09 (HC 151).
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Command papers
House of Commons; Alcohol. Health Select Committee first report in 2 volumes with formal minutes and evidence (HC 368-i-vii 2008-09 not printed separately).
Thursday, 10 December 2009
Parliamentary committees
House of Commons
Proceeding contributions: Speaker | 507 c360WH (Link to this contribution) I thank the right hon. Gentleman for bringing the debate to a close and I thank all those who partic...; Kevin Barron | 507 c358-60WH (Link to this contribution) I am not tempted to fill in the remaining time available for the debate, but perhaps you would allow...; Ann Keen | 507 c358WH (Link to this contribution) I feel confident that I will be able to say yes to the hon. Lady. I hope to be in regular contact wi...; Sandra Gidley | 507 c357-8WH (Link to this contribution) I must declare an interest as I was a fellow of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. W...; Ann Keen | 507 c356-7WH (Link to this contribution) Or patients. Such incidents have caused serious harm or even death, and it is almost inconceivable t...; Ann Keen | 507 c355-6WH (Link to this contribution) I will mention that when I draw my comments to a conclusion. My Department must do what it can to c...; Sandra Gidley | 507 c356WH (Link to this contribution) Or patients.; Ann Keen | 507 c351-5WH (Link to this contribution) It is very brave of the hon. Gentleman to go down that path. I know that across the river at St. Tho...; Sandra Gidley | 507 c355WH (Link to this contribution) The Minister mentioned the changes in the regulations for the CQC. Will she explain why there is no ...; Ann Keen | 507 c350-1WH (Link to this contribution) It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship for the first time, Mr. Russell. I am grateful to...; Richard Taylor | 507 c351WH (Link to this contribution) Would the Minister agree that the concept of the matron has been watered down by having rather a lot...; Sandra Gidley | 507 c350WH (Link to this contribution) I did.; Anne Milton | 507 c350WH (Link to this contribution) The hon. Lady says that she did. We should fly the flag for driving up standards, and that is about ...; Anne Milton | 507 c345-50WH (Link to this contribution) It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr. Russell. I congratulate the right hon. Member...; Sandra Gidley | 507 c345WH (Link to this contribution) That is a good idea. Some hospital trusts claim to have achieved the 48 hours. As far as I can see, ...; Richard Taylor | 507 c345WH (Link to this contribution) Does the hon. Lady agree that if we both get back on the Health Committee after the election, we sho...; Speaker | 507 c333WH (Link to this contribution) Dr. Taylor—this is getting interesting.; Richard Taylor | 507 c333-5WH (Link to this contribution) I remember that one entirely; we were all told that. Inspection, palpation, percussion and ausculta...; Howard Stoate | 507 c335-40WH (Link to this contribution) I want to start by echoing your sentiments, Mr. Russell, about the quality of this afternoon's debat...; Sandra Gidley | 507 c340-5WH (Link to this contribution) It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr. Russell. I am here today in a dual role; as ...; Kevin Barron | 507 c323-31WH (Link to this contribution) Thank you, Mr. Russell, and may I say how pleasant it is to serve under your chairmanship for the fi...; Speaker | 507 c331WH (Link to this contribution) I thank the Chair of the Select Committee for introducing the debate. The House has allocated us thr...; Richard Taylor | 507 c331-3WH (Link to this contribution) It is a pleasure to serve under your encouraging and benign chairmanship, Mr. Russell, and to follow...; Howard Stoate | 507 c333WH (Link to this contribution) When I was a medical student, the registrar who taught us about the rectal examination—the per rectu...
Subjects: Complaints Disclosure of information Hospitals Health services NHS Patients Prescription drugs Medical records Procurement Staff Standards Training Safety Mortality rates National Patient Safety Agency
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