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(2) what recourse is available to challenge the decision of Northern Devon Health Care NHS Trust to eliminate in-patient beds from Great Torrington Community Hospital;
Mr Cox:
(2) what recourse is available to challenge the decision of Northern Devon Health Care NHS Trust to eliminate in-patient beds from Great Torrington Community Hospital;
Mr Cox:
The reconfiguration of local services is a matter for the local national health service. All service changes should be led by clinicians and be in the best interests of patients, not driven from the top down.
We expect there to be a rigorous local assessment of any proposals to close or downgrade hospital services
against the four criteria announced in May 2010 by the Secretary of State. These four tests set out that local plans must demonstrate:
support from general practice commissioners;
strengthened public and patient engagement;
clarity on the clinical evidence base; and
support for patient choice.
NHS organisations are legally required to consult local authority Overview and Scrutiny Committees (OSCs) on proposed changes to health services which are considered, by an OSC, to constitute a substantial variation or substantial development to a health service. If an OSC is not satisfied with the consultation process or believes that the proposed changes are not in the interests of local health services, it may refer the scheme to the Secretary of State.
(3) if he will review the Northern Devon Health Care NHS Trust's decision to eliminate all in-patient beds from Great Torrington Community Hospital.
Mr Cox:
(3) if he will review the Northern Devon Health Care NHS Trust's decision to eliminate all in-patient beds from Great Torrington Community Hospital.
Mr Cox:
The reconfiguration of local services is a matter for the local national health service. All service changes should be led by clinicians and be in the best interests of patients, not driven from the top down.
We expect there to be a rigorous local assessment of any proposals to close or downgrade hospital services
against the four criteria announced in May 2010 by the Secretary of State. These four tests set out that local plans must demonstrate:
support from general practice commissioners;
strengthened public and patient engagement;
clarity on the clinical evidence base; and
support for patient choice.
NHS organisations are legally required to consult local authority Overview and Scrutiny Committees (OSCs) on proposed changes to health services which are considered, by an OSC, to constitute a substantial variation or substantial development to a health service. If an OSC is not satisfied with the consultation process or believes that the proposed changes are not in the interests of local health services, it may refer the scheme to the Secretary of State.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, when she will make a decision in respect of an appeal by Peninsular Proteins Ltd against a refusal to grant a licence to operate their rendering plant at Great Torrington; and if he will make a statement. -...
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, when she will make a decision in respect of an appeal by Peninsular Proteins Ltd against a refusal to grant a licence to operate their rendering plant at Great Torrington; and if he will make a statement. -...
That this House congratulates Jeff Torrington, born and bred in the Gorbals, now living in Linwood, Renfrewshire, former Linwood Talbot car worker and author of the ??20.000 prize Whitbread Book of the Year Award, for his first novel 'Swing Hammer Swing'; and notes the international recognition that his success has brought him as a working class writer of great esteem.
That this House congratulates Jeff Torrington, born and bred in the Gorbals, now living in Linwood, Renfrewshire, former Linwood Talbot car worker and author of the ??20.000 prize Whitbread Book of the Year Award, for his first novel 'Swing Hammer Swing'; and notes the international recognition that his success has...
Whether the suspension on providing meat to the EC from the slaughterhouse at North Torrington is still in force.
Whether the suspension on providing meat to the EC from the slaughterhouse at North Torrington is still in force.