All 2 Debates between Philip Dunne and Anne Marie Morris

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Debate between Philip Dunne and Anne Marie Morris
Tuesday 15th November 2016

(8 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Philip Dunne Portrait Mr Dunne
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The hon. Gentleman should know that, according to figures for the most recent month available, 90.6% of A&E attendances were seen within the four hours. We are aware that the system remains under pressure, and are putting efforts into identifying steps through the A&E improvement plan, with five specific measures to improve front-door streaming, back-door discharge and patient pathways through hospitals to improve that performance.

Anne Marie Morris Portrait Anne Marie Morris (Newton Abbot) (Con)
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19. Rural areas have high demand for primary and social care that increases the pressure on A&E if it is not met. Given the relationship between primary, secondary, A&E and social care, does the Minister also measure waiting times in primary and social care in the same way? That would give him a fuller picture of the demands on the system that need addressing.

Philip Dunne Portrait Mr Dunne
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The short answer is that at present we do not record waiting times in the same way. Tests are being undertaken in relation to waiting times for GPs, but at this point I do not have access to the data.

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Debate between Philip Dunne and Anne Marie Morris
Monday 15th April 2013

(11 years, 7 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Philip Dunne Portrait Mr Dunne
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As the hon. Gentleman knows, because we have discussed this directly in recent months, the Aircraft Carrier Alliance is continuing work on the programme for the construction of the existing Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier and its successor, Prince of Wales. Discussions with the company on how to mitigate the work gap prior to the order being given for the Type 26 frigate are continuing.

Anne Marie Morris Portrait Anne Marie Morris (Newton Abbot) (Con)
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T7. I am sure that the Minister agrees that the new centre for the Devon Army cadet force in Newton Abbot is a demonstration of this Government’s continued support in maintaining strong local links with the armed forces. Will he consider a visit to my constituency to see for himself the valuable contribution that the corps provides to young people in our community?