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National Health Service (Primary Care) Bill (HL). Report stage and third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Passed with amendments.
National Health Service (Primary Care) Bill (HL). Report stage and third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Passed with amendments.
How many NHS eye examinations took place in 1995-96. - In 1995-96, family health services authorities in England paid for 6,511,680 NHS sight tests.
How many NHS eye examinations took place in 1995-96. - In 1995-96, family health services authorities in England paid for 6,511,680 NHS sight tests.
What estimate he has made of the number of people who have had eye tests in each year since 1987. - Includes estimates.
What estimate he has made of the number of people who have had eye tests in each year since 1987. - Includes estimates.
Pursuant to his Answer of 3rd December, Official Report, column 640W, if he will separately identify the number of NHS eye tests carried out on people aged over 65 years in each year since 1989. - Inc available figs.
Pursuant to his Answer of 3rd December, Official Report, column 640W, if he will separately identify the number of NHS eye tests carried out on people aged over 65 years in each year since 1989. - Inc available figs.
If he will estimate the annual cost of abolishing all charges for eye tests; and what estimate he has made of the number of people who presently make some payment for such tests. - Figs given.
If he will estimate the annual cost of abolishing all charges for eye tests; and what estimate he has made of the number of people who presently make some payment for such tests. - Figs given.
What estimate he has made of the cost of restoring free eye examinations to all those over the age of (a) 65, (b) 60 and (c) 55 years. - Figures given.
What estimate he has made of the cost of restoring free eye examinations to all those over the age of (a) 65, (b) 60 and (c) 55 years. - Figures given.
How many eye tests were carried out on people over 65 years of age in each year since 1989. - Figures given.
How many eye tests were carried out on people over 65 years of age in each year since 1989. - Figures given.
What provision his Department has made for national eye-screening of children.
What provision his Department has made for national eye-screening of children.
What response he will be making to the RNIB's call for the restoration of free eye tests to people over 60 years old and a public awareness campaign on the importance of regular testing for others.
What response he will be making to the RNIB's call for the restoration of free eye tests to people over 60 years old and a public awareness campaign on the importance of regular testing for others.
How many (a) eye tests and (b) dental check-ups were undertaken last year in Berkshire; and how many in the last year when they were free. - Comparative information requested is not available.
How many (a) eye tests and (b) dental check-ups were undertaken last year in Berkshire; and how many in the last year when they were free. - Comparative information requested is not available.
If he will list the number of opticians accepting NHS patients in (a) Crewe and Nantwich and (b) Cheshire for each of the last five years. - Inc table and fact that separate figures to Crewe and Nantwich are not held centrally.
If he will list the number of opticians accepting NHS patients in (a) Crewe and Nantwich and (b) Cheshire for each of the last five years. - Inc table and fact that separate figures to Crewe and Nantwich are not held centrally.
What estimate he has made of (a) the annual cost of abolishing all charges for eye tests and (b) the annual number of people who presently make some payment for such tests. - Ref to 261 c187W. Info is not available centrally on the number of people who currently make...
What estimate he has made of (a) the annual cost of abolishing all charges for eye tests and (b) the annual number of people who presently make some payment for such tests. - Ref to 261 c187W. Info is not available centrally on the number of people who currently make...
How many NHS eyesight tests were conducted in each year since 1978. - Inc figs.
How many NHS eyesight tests were conducted in each year since 1978. - Inc figs.
How many people in Walthamstow have had eye tests in each year since 1987. - Information not available.
How many people in Walthamstow have had eye tests in each year since 1987. - Information not available.
What estimate he has made of the cost of restoring free eye tests to pensioners. - Refer to reply on 19 January c638W.
What estimate he has made of the cost of restoring free eye tests to pensioners. - Refer to reply on 19 January c638W.
What evidence she has indicating whether there is a universal standard of testing for glaucoma by optometrists across the United Kingdom.
What evidence she has indicating whether there is a universal standard of testing for glaucoma by optometrists across the United Kingdom.
What measures are in place to ensure that all people with a higher risk of developing glaucoma obtain all three available tests for the condition from an optometrist.
What measures are in place to ensure that all people with a higher risk of developing glaucoma obtain all three available tests for the condition from an optometrist.
What would be the cost to the NHS of restoring the right to (a) a free eye test and (b) a free dental check up. - Figs given.
What would be the cost to the NHS of restoring the right to (a) a free eye test and (b) a free dental check up. - Figs given.
What consideration her Department has given to widening the availability of free eye tests to all groups that face a significantly higher than average risk of developing glaucoma.
What consideration her Department has given to widening the availability of free eye tests to all groups that face a significantly higher than average risk of developing glaucoma.
What representations she has had from the British Medical Association and the Association of Optometrists on the effect of eye examination charges on those aged over 65 years.
What representations she has had from the British Medical Association and the Association of Optometrists on the effect of eye examination charges on those aged over 65 years.