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To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, whether his Department is taking steps to develop a modern service framework for neurological conditions other than dementia; and whether he plans to consult (a) the MS Society and (b) people with neurological conditions on future policy decisions.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, whether his Department is taking steps to develop a modern service framework for neurological conditions other than dementia; and whether he plans to consult (a) the MS Society and (b) people with neurological conditions on future policy decisions.
The 10-Year Health Plan sets out the development of a new series of service frameworks to accelerate progress in conditions where there is potential for rapid improvements in the quality of care and productivity. The first wave of modern service frameworks will be published in 2026 and, following this, the 10-Year Health Plan allows for service frameworks to be developed for other conditions, including neurological conditions.
We will continue to work closely with neurological charities like the MS Society, as this work progresses.
Tomorrow, I will have the great honour and privilege of hosting in this place a celebratory event marking the 50th anniversary of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. We will welcome partners from across the world who have come together over that half century to tackle and defeat that pernicious condition. May I invite my right hon. Friend, as Prime Minister, to send her good wishes to the MS Society internationally as we celebrate this important milestone and to commit the Government, as they have done over the past few years, to work across Departments to ensure that those with MS have the maximum support and encouragement to get back into work, which so many of them wish to do?
Tomorrow, I will have the great honour and privilege of hosting in this place a celebratory event marking the 50th anniversary of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. We will welcome partners from across the world who have come together over that half century to tackle and defeat that pernicious condition. May I invite my right hon. Friend, as Prime Minister, to send her good wishes to the MS Society internationally as we celebrate this important milestone and to commit the Government, as they have done over the past few years, to work across Departments to ensure that those with MS have the maximum support and encouragement to get back into work, which so many of them wish to do?
I thank my hon. Friend for raising this issue, and I am happy to join him in sending our best wishes to the MS Society. I know from my own family of the impact that multiple sclerosis can have. Society campaigns tirelessly for people with MS, and I am very pleased that my hon. Friend is hosting a reception to mark this important milestone.
We have seen progress over the past 15 years. The Department of Health has made funds available for neurological research, which, of course, includes research on MS. As my hon. Friend says, however, it is not an issue just for the Department of Health. It is important to try to help people with MS back into the workplace—which we are doing in the Department for Work and Pensions—because many of them want to continue to be in the workplace and to provide for themselves and their families.
I thank my hon. Friend for raising this issue, and I am happy to join him in sending our best wishes to the MS Society. I know from my own family of the impact that multiple sclerosis can have. Society campaigns tirelessly for people with MS, and I am very pleased that my hon. Friend is hosting a reception to mark this important milestone.
We have seen progress over the past 15 years. The Department of Health has made funds available for neurological research, which, of course, includes research on MS. As my hon. Friend says, however, it is not an issue just for the Department of Health. It is important to try to help people with MS back into the workplace—which we are doing in the Department for Work and Pensions—because many of them want to continue to be in the workplace and to provide for themselves and their families.
I thank my hon. Friend for raising this issue, and I am happy to join him in sending our best wishes to the MS Society. I know from my own family of the impact that multiple sclerosis can have. Society campaigns tirelessly for people with MS, and I am very pleased that my hon. Friend is hosting a reception to mark this important milestone.
We have seen progress over the past 15 years. The Department of Health has made funds available for neurological research, which, of course, includes research on MS. As my hon. Friend says, however, it is not an issue just for the Department of Health. It is important to try to help people with MS back into the workplace—which we are doing in the Department for Work and Pensions—because many of them want to continue to be in the workplace and to provide for themselves and their families.
Tomorrow, I will have the great honour and privilege of hosting in this place a celebratory event marking the 50th anniversary of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. We will welcome partners from across the world who have come together over that half century to tackle and defeat that pernicious condition. May I invite my right hon. Friend, as Prime Minister, to send her good wishes to the MS Society internationally as we celebrate this important milestone and to commit the Government, as they have done over the past few years, to work across Departments to ensure that those with MS have the maximum support and encouragement to get back into work, which so many of them wish to do?
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what plans he has for nurses to be employed by health authorities specifically to advise and help MS patients. - Includes figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what plans he has for nurses to be employed by health authorities specifically to advise and help MS patients. - Includes figures.
Adjournment debate on services for MS sufferers.
Adjournment debate on services for MS sufferers.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what assessment he has made of the work of the Multiple Sclerosis Society Young Carers Project.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what assessment he has made of the work of the Multiple Sclerosis Society Young Carers Project.
That this House notes with concern new research published by the MS Society on the variable quality of health care available to MS patients in many areas of the country; recalls the Government's commitment to provide equal access to beneficial care, irrespective of geography; and urges the Government to implement national standards of health care for people with MS.
That this House notes with concern new research published by the MS Society on the variable quality of health care available to MS patients in many areas of the country; recalls the Government's commitment to provide equal access to beneficial care, irrespective of geography; and urges the Government to implement...
That this House congratulates the MS Society for the work it has undertaken in collaboration with the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery to develop benchmark standards of health care for people with multiple sclerosis; applauds the new Measuring Success Award for health and social services providers who meet the standards for MS care set out in the guidance; notes that winners are eligible for grants of ??10,000 for applied research in the field of MS symptom management; and urges the Government to publicise this superb initiative as widely as possible throughout the medical and related professions.
That this House congratulates the MS Society for the work it has undertaken in collaboration with the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery to develop benchmark standards of health care for people with multiple sclerosis; applauds the new Measuring Success Award for health and social services providers who meet the...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what plans he has to issue guidance on the standards of care for patients with multiple sclerosis.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what plans he has to issue guidance on the standards of care for patients with multiple sclerosis.