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What percentage of district health authorities have pain relief clinics. - Inc fact that the information is not available centrally.
What percentage of district health authorities have pain relief clinics. - Inc fact that the information is not available centrally.
If she will estimate the number of people suffering from chronic pain. - The prevalence of chronic pain is not known.
If she will estimate the number of people suffering from chronic pain. - The prevalence of chronic pain is not known.
If pain relief is recognised as a specialty by her Department.
If pain relief is recognised as a specialty by her Department.
What research she has commissioned on the chief causes of chronic pain; and with what results. - Inc fig for Medical Research Council expenditure.
What research she has commissioned on the chief causes of chronic pain; and with what results. - Inc fig for Medical Research Council expenditure.
What percentage of medical schools offer tuition in pain control. - A total of 100 per cent.
What percentage of medical schools offer tuition in pain control. - A total of 100 per cent.
To what extent pain relief is included in undergraduate medical training.
To what extent pain relief is included in undergraduate medical training.
How many specialists in pain relief there are in the NHS.
How many specialists in pain relief there are in the NHS.
That this House notes repeated scientific reports on fetal sentience beginning with ID Hogg, published in 1941 in the Journal of Comparative Neurology; notes this demonstrated avoidance responses occur at five to six weeks gestation when the fetus is touched around the mouth and that this progresses to an almost complete range of responses at 12 weeks; notes that Professor Sir William Lilley, the pioneer of fetal medicine, persistently reported that the fetal response to pain is the same as that of any human or, indeed, a dog, cat or rat; notes that a report from the Council for Science and Society in 1984 called for the experimental use of human embryos up to six weeks after conception, explaining the limit on the grounds of the embryo's right 'not to feel pain' which they admitted was possible at six weeks; notes the Lancet report of 9th July 1994, stating 'the fetus mounts a hormonal stress response to invasive procedures ... raising the possibility that the fetus feels pain in utero and may benefit from anaesthesia'; notes the response that the fetus could be given anaesthesia which could endanger the mother; calls on the Secretary of State to ensure that all women undergoing abortion are properly informed on fetal sentience and potential anaesthetic dangers; and calls for changes to the Abortion Act to give protection to the human fetus which scientific evidence clearly indicates does feel pain yet has less protection than laboratory animals.
That this House notes repeated scientific reports on fetal sentience beginning with ID Hogg, published in 1941 in the Journal of Comparative Neurology; notes this demonstrated avoidance responses occur at five to six weeks gestation when the fetus is touched around the mouth and that this progresses to an almost...
Lords debate on motion to take note of the report of the Select Committee on Medical Ethics (HL 21 1993/94).
Lords debate on motion to take note of the report of the Select Committee on Medical Ethics (HL 21 1993/94).
What representations he has received during the consultation process on the proposed medical assessment of incapacity about the importance of taking into account the degree of pain a person suffers; to what extent he considers pain to be a factor in a person's ability to work.
What representations he has received during the consultation process on the proposed medical assessment of incapacity about the importance of taking into account the degree of pain a person suffers; to what extent he considers pain to be a factor in a person's ability to work.
How many pain clinics are available in the Doncaster area; on what sites; and how many people were treated at each in 1992, 1993 and 1994 todate.
How many pain clinics are available in the Doncaster area; on what sites; and how many people were treated at each in 1992, 1993 and 1994 todate.
How many pain clinics are available in Edinburgh; on what sites; how many patients were treated at each in 1992 and 1993; and how many are likely to be treated in 1994. - Inc figs.
How many pain clinics are available in Edinburgh; on what sites; how many patients were treated at each in 1992 and 1993; and how many are likely to be treated in 1994. - Inc figs.
That this House notes the 257th anniversary on the 29th January of the birth of Thomas Paine; acknowledges that British democrats and indeed democrats around the world owe a debt of gratitude to Thomas Paine as one of the earliest advocates of fundamental and inalienable human rights; believes that the case for fundamental citizen's rights are just as relevant today; and calls on the Government to recognise the anniversary of Thomas Paine's birth by committing itself to the incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights into British law.
That this House notes the 257th anniversary on the 29th January of the birth of Thomas Paine; acknowledges that British democrats and indeed democrats around the world owe a debt of gratitude to Thomas Paine as one of the earliest advocates of fundamental and inalienable human rights; believes that the...
How many pain clinics are at present being operated by the NHS; and what is the average waiting time before patients are treated. - Not available centrally.
How many pain clinics are at present being operated by the NHS; and what is the average waiting time before patients are treated. - Not available centrally.
How many pain relief clinics there are in each health board area; what is greatest travelling distance that a patient could have in order to attend a pain relief clinic; what is current average waiting time for a first appointment; what is policy on provision; what plans SO has to...
How many pain relief clinics there are in each health board area; what is greatest travelling distance that a patient could have in order to attend a pain relief clinic; what is current average waiting time for a first appointment; what is policy on provision; what plans SO has to...