All of Mrs Diane Dodds’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister of Health whether his Department holds or administers Crown Indemnity for Health and Social Care Trust consultants, including Dr. Michael Watt.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of cases relating to neurology recall patients has his Department been a Notice Party in court proceedings.
To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of the performance of senior management of the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust in relation to the handover of the new maternity hospital at the Royal Victoria Hospital.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the instances of (i) physical; and (ii) verbal abuse, against health and social care staff, in each of the last five years, broken down by site.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) how he regulates surgical and non-surgical cosmetic treatments; (ii) the legislative and regulatory framework under which these operate; and (iii) any actions he has taken to update the existing framework.
To ask the Minister of Health when he will answer (i) AQW 29738/22-27; (ii) AQW 29522/22-27; (iii),AQW 21213/22-27; (iv) AQW 19727/22-27; (v) AQW 34003/22-27; (vi) AQW 33063/22-27; (vii) AQW 31126/22-27; and (vii) AQW 30666/22-27.
Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. Although part of the motion is somewhat irrelevant now, like the previous Member who spoke, I welcome the fact that healthcare workers will receive the appropriate remuneration. It is important for all of us to have a workforce that is valued and motivated and that we support. I will say…
Thank you for taking an intervention. I have a process point that is quite important. The additional £100 million for the pay settlement was announced by the Executive on 16 October, yet I understand that the amendment was lodged with the Business Office on 5 October. Can you explain how you knew about the £100…
I welcome the announcement that healthcare workers are due to get the pay rise that they deserve. Our healthcare workers are the glue that has bonded a broken system, and it is they who go above and beyond in times of crisis. We cannot be seen to have been clapping for the NHS during COVID but failing to get to grips…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the (i) number of; and (ii) percentage of, patients who had cervical screening test results authorised (a) within two weeks; (b) within two to four weeks; (c) within four to six weeks; (d) within six to eight weeks; (e) within eight to ten weeks; (f) within ten to twelve weeks;…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the (i) number of; and (ii) percentage of, participants, in each of the last 12 months, who have received letters from the regional cervical screening service within 14 days, as per the Northern Ireland Cervical Screening Programme minimum standard.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) the date on which it was decided to introduce HPV primary screening; and (ii) a timeline of the necessary actions subsequently taken in advance of its introduction.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the (i) average; and (ii) longest, waiting time for cervical screening test results to be authorised, in each of the last 12 months.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of occasions that the NHS Cervical Screening Programme Gynaecological Cytopathology External Quality Assessment found the performance of a screener in Northern Ireland to be outside the acceptable range, since 2008, broken down by Health and Social Care Trust.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the extent to which cervical screeners in the Southern Health and Social Care Trust, found to be underperforming from 2008 onwards, were operating as the checkers for other screeners.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of (i) adverse incidents; (ii) near misses; and (iii) learning events, within the cervical screening programme reported by Health and Social Care Trusts to the Public Health Agency, in each quarter since 2008.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of cervical screening samples that were (i) processed; and (ii) reported in Northern Ireland, in each of the last 12 months.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of cervical screening samples were (i) processed; and (ii) reported in Northern Ireland, in each of the last ten years.
Minister, you indicated that Mr McEntee was not allowed to visit the Portadown area. How can you be sure that he was not within the Portadown area on the four occasions when he was unaccompanied?
I rise to outline our opposition to the public health Bill, which the Minister has now withdrawn and on which he has told his officials to go back to the drawing board. First, I state clearly that no one doubts that public health legislation that dates from 1967 should be revised and that that should be done as soon…
Delivering Better Cancer Services and Outcomes That this Assembly deplores current waiting times for patients accessing cancer services in Northern Ireland; notes with concern recent analysis by Cancer Research UK which indicates that the percentage of local patients with urgent suspected cancer who start treatment…
I beg to move the following amendment: Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I thank the Members who tabled the motion. I hope that all parties in the House will support the motion and the amendment. It is important that we have cross-community and cross-party support on the issue. When I speak to those who have been impacted…