Every parliamentary written question tabled by James McMurdock this session, with the full answer and department. See how every department answers, or back to the MP page.
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What assessment he has made of the impact of above average waiting times for GP appointments on patient health outcomes.
We recognise the potential impact that above-average waiting times for general practice (GP) appointments will have on patient health. The GP contract requires practices provide patients with an appropriate response on the day they make contact, based on ...
What plans he has to support the Mid and South Essex NHS Trust.
The Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust is in segment four of the NHS Oversight Framework. This means that the trust has been in receipt of national mandated support via NHS England’s Recovery Support Programme (RSP) since April 2024. NHS England’s N...
What steps he is taking to prevent health tourism to the UK.
The National Health Service is a residency-based system, so only those who are ‘ordinarily resident’ in the United Kingdom, or otherwise exempt from charges under the NHS (Charges to Overseas Visitors) Regulations 2015 (the Charging Regulations), are elig...
What steps he is taking to improve (a) neonatal care for and (b) support for the parents of premature babies.
We are committed to improving neonatal services and supporting parents to be involved in all aspects of their baby's care. NHS England is implementing the Neonatal Critical Care Review Recommendations, investing £45 million in increasing neonatal cot capa...
What steps she plans to take to reduce wait times for GP appointments in Thurrock.
We know that patients are finding it harder than ever to see a general practitioner (GP) and we are committed to fixing the the crisis in GPs to secure the long-term sustainability of the National Health Service.Our plan to restore GPs and improve the wai...
What steps his Department is taking to provide suicide prevention support for young adults.
We will recruit an additional 8,500 new mental health workers, and these new staff will be specially trained to support people at risk of suicide. The five-year Suicide Prevention Strategy for England identifies young people as a priority area for action ...