United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 596
INFORMATION FOR NHS PATIENTS
Introduced
17 December 2007
Last action
17 December 2007 · Early Day Motion
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0
Sponsors
Dr Howard Stoate
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Source updated
17 December 2007
Summary
That this House welcomes the Secretary of State's commitment in Lord Darzi's NHS next stage review - Interim report October 2007, to a comprehensive strategy for reducing health inequalities and making health care more personal; and urges the Secretary of State to consider the role of quality independent information, such as that from Developing Patient Partnerships, in educating all sectors of society about effective use of NHS services.
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Timeline
17 December 2007
Early Day Motion
That this House welcomes the Secretary of State's commitment in Lord Darzi's NHS next stage review - Interim report October 2007, to a comprehensive strategy for reducing health inequalities and making health care more personal; and urges the Secretary of State to consider the role of quality independent information, such as that from Developing Patient Partnerships, in educating all sectors of society about effective use of NHS services.
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- Dr Howard Stoate · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/34747
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- uk · edm-34747 · source updated 17 December 2007