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That this House is concerned with the long delays by the Cardiff Local Health Board and its predecessor, the Bro Taf Health Authority, in fulfilling their pledge to redevelop the site of the former Cardiff Royal Infirmary and at the inordinate problems of gaining the necessary funding for this redevelopment; is appalled at the resulting strain placed on the staff and resources at University Hospital Wales, especially on the accident and emergency unit, which has been overwhelmed in recent months, often leading to long waits for patients and queues of ambulances outside the unit due to a lack of free trolleys; and calls on the Secretary of State for Wales to press the Welsh Assembly Government to ensure that delays to the redevelopment of the site do not continue and that they include additional beds at West Wing as well as other community health facilities including a walk-in and primary care centre.
That this House is concerned with the long delays by the Cardiff Local Health Board and its predecessor, the Bro Taf Health Authority, in fulfilling their pledge to redevelop the site of the former Cardiff Royal Infirmary and at the inordinate problems of gaining the necessary funding for this redevelopment;...
What consultations he has had with the Chairman of the Llandough NHS Trust, the UHW NHS Trust and the Bro Taf Health Authority concerning the implementation of the conditions imposed by his predecessor concerning the closure of the Cardiff Royal Infirmary (a) generally and (b) specifically in relation to elective...
What consultations he has had with the Chairman of the Llandough NHS Trust, the UHW NHS Trust and the Bro Taf Health Authority concerning the implementation of the conditions imposed by his predecessor concerning the closure of the Cardiff Royal Infirmary (a) generally and (b) specifically in relation to elective...
What consultation he has had with the Chairman of the University of Wales Healthcare NHS Trust concerning the transfer of elderly patients from the Cardiff Royal Infirmary to the University Hospital of Wales on the night of 28th-29th February; and what reasons were given for the transfer.
What consultation he has had with the Chairman of the University of Wales Healthcare NHS Trust concerning the transfer of elderly patients from the Cardiff Royal Infirmary to the University Hospital of Wales on the night of 28th-29th February; and what reasons were given for the transfer.
If he will place in the Library a copy of the letter from the Director of the NHS in Wales to the Chief Executives of the South Glamorgan Health Authority and the University Hospital of Wales NHS Trust received on 29th January, concerning the proposed transfer of accident and emergency...
If he will place in the Library a copy of the letter from the Director of the NHS in Wales to the Chief Executives of the South Glamorgan Health Authority and the University Hospital of Wales NHS Trust received on 29th January, concerning the proposed transfer of accident and emergency...
When he expects to receive the formal application for the transfer of the accident and emergency services from the Cardiff Royal Infirmary to the University Hospital of Wales at the Heath, for his determination under the statutory procedure for opposed changes; how long he expects he will take to make...
When he expects to receive the formal application for the transfer of the accident and emergency services from the Cardiff Royal Infirmary to the University Hospital of Wales at the Heath, for his determination under the statutory procedure for opposed changes; how long he expects he will take to make...
That this House applauds the democratic decision taken by Cardiff Community Health Council by a majority of 14-4 at its 17th October meeting to disagree with the recommendation of the South Glamorgan Health Authority to transfer all acute services out of Cardiff Royal Infirmary and the accident and emergency services to the University Hospital of Wales in particular; welcomes the Council's rejection of the appallingly incompetent report of the Independent Expert Advisory Panel supporting the health authority's proposal; and calls upon the Secretary of State to expedite these decisions which will now fall to be determined by him on the future of the Cardiff hospital services and to provide proper funding to implement his decisions not only on the accident and emergency services, access improvements and neighbourhood hospital services and without the further use of the delaying tactic and smokescreen of the Private Finance Initiative.
That this House applauds the democratic decision taken by Cardiff Community Health Council by a majority of 14-4 at its 17th October meeting to disagree with the recommendation of the South Glamorgan Health Authority to transfer all acute services out of Cardiff Royal Infirmary and the accident and emergency services...
What consultations he has had with the Chairman of the South Glamorgan Health Authority concerning the appointment of a panel of independent experts to examine the difference of opinion between the authority and the Cardiff Community Health Council in relation to accident and emergency department and trauma unit relocation from...
What consultations he has had with the Chairman of the South Glamorgan Health Authority concerning the appointment of a panel of independent experts to examine the difference of opinion between the authority and the Cardiff Community Health Council in relation to accident and emergency department and trauma unit relocation from...
When he proposes to commence the statutory decision making procedure for determining the future of accident and emergency services in the Cardiff area; and further questions on same.
When he proposes to commence the statutory decision making procedure for determining the future of accident and emergency services in the Cardiff area; and further questions on same.
If he proposes to reserve the right to make the decision on the proposed transfer of regional accident and emergency services from the Cardiff Royal Infirmary to the University Hospital of Wales pursuant to section 57 of the June 1991 Guidelines entitled Substantial Changes in the Use of Health Buildings.
If he proposes to reserve the right to make the decision on the proposed transfer of regional accident and emergency services from the Cardiff Royal Infirmary to the University Hospital of Wales pursuant to section 57 of the June 1991 Guidelines entitled Substantial Changes in the Use of Health Buildings.
Pursuant to his Answer of 17th October, Official Report, column 80W, what assessment the Director of the Welsh Office Health Department made of the report on the implementation of fire prevention works at Cardiff Royal Infirmary in the course of discussions with South Glamorgan Health Authority.
Pursuant to his Answer of 17th October, Official Report, column 80W, what assessment the Director of the Welsh Office Health Department made of the report on the implementation of fire prevention works at Cardiff Royal Infirmary in the course of discussions with South Glamorgan Health Authority.
On what date he received the consultants' report on the implementation of fire prevention works at Cardiff Royal Infirmary from South Glamorgan Health Authority; and if he will place a copy in the Library.
On what date he received the consultants' report on the implementation of fire prevention works at Cardiff Royal Infirmary from South Glamorgan Health Authority; and if he will place a copy in the Library.
What representations he has had concerning the closure of the Cardiff Royal Infirmary proposed by the South Glamorgan Health Authority. (Failed OPQ) - Three.
What representations he has had concerning the closure of the Cardiff Royal Infirmary proposed by the South Glamorgan Health Authority. (Failed OPQ) - Three.
That this House deplores the appalling mismanagement of the South Glamorgan Health Authority particularly since the General Election, which has combined on the one hand the most blatant use of party political patronage and cronyism, with widespread financial cutbacks, ward closures both seasonal, temporary, weekend, overnight and permanent, and culminating in the issuing for the first time in the history of the National Health Service, of compulsory redundancy notices to nurses in the Cardiff Royal Group of hospitals and the suspension without explanation of Alan Trew, the Unit General Manager of the Cardiff Royal Group subsequent to his statement to the Press that the patient care was being adversely affected by the current year's under funding.
That this House deplores the appalling mismanagement of the South Glamorgan Health Authority particularly since the General Election, which has combined on the one hand the most blatant use of party political patronage and cronyism, with widespread financial cutbacks, ward closures both seasonal, temporary, weekend, overnight and permanent, and culminating...
If he will comment on his plans for (a) the future of Cardiff Royal Infirmary and (b) the future arrangements for accident and emergency services in South Glamorgan. (Failed OPQ)
If he will comment on his plans for (a) the future of Cardiff Royal Infirmary and (b) the future arrangements for accident and emergency services in South Glamorgan. (Failed OPQ)
If he will comment on the future of the Cardiff Royal Infirmary following the rejection of the application to pursue trust status.
If he will comment on the future of the Cardiff Royal Infirmary following the rejection of the application to pursue trust status.
To comment on the effect of the closure of the Children's Ward at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Rhydlafar, Cardiff, on the quality of facilities and treatment for children with orthopaedic ailments in Wales.
To comment on the effect of the closure of the Children's Ward at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Rhydlafar, Cardiff, on the quality of facilities and treatment for children with orthopaedic ailments in Wales.
If there are any plans to increase the funding for kidney transplants at Cardiff Royal Infirmary.
If there are any plans to increase the funding for kidney transplants at Cardiff Royal Infirmary.