To raise awareness of mesh and the plight of mesh-injured men and women amongst the public, healthcare professionals, welfare assessors and government. To campaign for the recommendations of the First Do No Harm report to be accepted and implemented by government.
1. Surgical mesh implants
05/09/2019 - Parliamentary Research
Found: September 2019 Surgical mesh implants By Sarah Barber Contents: 1. The use of mesh implants in stress
2. Hernia mesh in men
04/09/2019 - Parliamentary Research
Found: Number CDP 2019/0206, 29 August 2019 Hernia mesh in men By Dr Sarah Barber Nikki Sutherland A
3. Surgical mesh
18/04/2018 - Parliamentary Research
Found: PACK Number CDP 2018/0089, 5 April 2018 Surgical mesh By Dr Sarah Barber Nikki Sutherland This
4. Pause on the use of vaginally inserted surgical mesh for stress urinary incontinence.
17/07/2018 - Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
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Found: Pause on the use of vaginally inserted surgical mesh for stress urinary incontinence. - GOV.UK
5. NHS England ‘pause’ and high vigilance scrutiny
18/06/2020 - Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
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Found:
EXTENSION
OF PAUSE TO
THE
USE OF VAGINAL MESH
In July 2018 we wrote to you regarding concerns
1. Licensing of Medical Devices
12/02/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: thanks for all the work my hon. Friend has done on mesh. Does he agree that we must be careful that what - Speech Link
2: hon. Friend for his thanks, and I will talk about mesh shortly as it is illustrative of the wider problem - Speech Link
3: he does as chair of the all-party group on surgical mesh implants. He will be aware that when the Medicines - Speech Link
2. Surgical Mesh
19/04/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: We now come to the Backbench debate on surgical mesh, in which Emma Hardy is to move the motion. - Speech Link
2: announcement of a retrospective audit into surgical mesh for pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary - Speech Link
3: announcement of a retrospective audit into surgical mesh for pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary - Speech Link
3. Hernia Mesh in Men
05/09/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: move,That this House has considered hernia mesh in men.I have brought this issue to the House - Speech Link
4. Health: Pelvic Mesh Implants
06/02/2018 - Lords Chamber
1: outlined recommendations to optimise care when surgical mesh is used to treat stress urinary incontinence - Speech Link
2: decision to conduct a retrospective audit into vaginal mesh surgery, but will he go a little further? He will - Speech Link
3: to have a look at the correct use of this kind of mesh. They have all concluded that they do not support - Speech Link
5. Surgical Mesh Implants
18/10/2017 - Westminster Hall
1: That this House has considered the risks of surgical mesh implants.It is an honour to serve under - Speech Link
2: country telling me their horrific stories of having mesh implanted. I will read one of them, which I received - Speech Link
3: problems with rectopexy, which is a form of rectal mesh, and the investigation a local trust is carrying - Speech Link
asked by: Julian Lewis
17/02/2021
... together with the operational dates in each case. 2. Surgical Mesh Implants
asked by: Sharon Hodgson
03/12/2020
... what plans NHS England has to maintain the suspension on the use of surgical mesh. 3. Surgical Mesh Implants
asked by: Sharon Hodgson
16/12/2020
... what discussions he (a) has had and (b) plans to have with stakeholders on lifting the suspension on surgical mesh. 4. Surgical Mesh Implants
asked by: Julian Lewis
22/07/2020
... as a result of a refusal by NHS specialists to accept that their symptoms were (A) physical rather that mental and (B) had been caused by their mesh implants. 5. Surgical Mesh Implants
asked by: Julian Lewis
22/07/2020
... and (e) other specialists lacking mesh-specific skills; and if he will ensure that NHS personnel previously involved in denying the harmful effects of vaginal mesh implants are excluded from staffing those remedial treatment centres.
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Emma Hardy
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Labour - Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
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