Coronavirus
(asked on 11th January 2022) - View Source
Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, if the Government will publish a long-term strategy on living with covid-19.
The Government has set out the plan for managing COVID-19 in autumn and winter 2021/22. In spring 2022, we will review the Coronavirus Act 2020 and its remaining regulations to determine whether they should remain in place.
The COVID-19 vaccination and booster programme ensures the best long term protection available. The Vaccines Task Force has already procured vaccines to deploy booster programmes in autumn 2022 if necessary and will review future vaccination needs
We will set out a plan for the future management of COVID-19 in due course.
1. Social care funding and workforce report: government response
29/01/2021 - Department of Health and Social Care
- View source
Found: The Government Response to the Health and Social Care
Committee report on
Adult Social Care:
Funding
2. Written evidence submitted by The Health Foundation (HCB52)
15/09/2021 - Bill Documents
Found:
Written evidence submitted by the Health Foundation
(HCB52)
B
riefing for the House of Commons
3. Written evidence submitted by Age UK (HCB15)
15/09/2021 - Bill Documents
Found: Health and Care Bill
Written evidence on the Health and Care Bill submitted by Age UK
(HCB15)
Written
4. Written evidence submitted by the Royal College of Physicians (HCB62)
16/09/2021 - Bill Documents
Found:
Submission
Health and Social Care Bill 2021
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22 |
Public Bill Committee
Written evidence
5. Use of scientific advice in the UK response to COVID-19: government response to Science and Technology Committee report
13/05/2021 - Department of Health and Social Care
- View source
Found: Response
to Covid
-19: Use of Scientific Advice
Presented to Parliament
by the Secretary of State for Health
1. Coronavirus Update
14/07/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: vigilant to keep this virus under control. Our strategy is to protect the NHS, get the virus down and - Speech Link
2: ministerial muddle, we finally have a decision. I have long warned that this virus exploits ambiguity and that - Speech Link
2. Oral Answers to Questions
17/11/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: constituency. The recent announcement regarding care homes is welcome. How quickly does he think the - Speech Link
2: terrible dilemma of wanting to keep people safe in care homes, yet also wanting to allow visiting. Testing - Speech Link
3: Southampton. How will the Government be able to support local authorities and public health teams with the logistics - Speech Link
3. Oral Answers to Questions
23/06/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: the whole of England as soon as possible. Due to covid-19, the 21 cancer alliances in England have established - Speech Link
2: comprehensive reply, but she knows that people living with cancer are experiencing cancellation and delays - Speech Link
3: we are achieving that throughout the system. Covid-19 has upended all our lives, and some decisions - Speech Link
4. Covid-19 Update
08/09/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: in no doubt that they are still at risk. The long-term effects can be terrible, and of course they can - Speech Link
5. Oral Answers to Questions
13/04/2021 - Commons Chamber
1: changes and it will certainly help us in the medium term. Looking to the future, will he continue to work - Speech Link
2: this opportunity to thank the Government for investing in mental health facilities at Heartlands Hospital - Speech Link
3: improvements that are being made in the response to the covid pandemic, with the opening yesterday of step 2 —I - Speech Link
asked by: Thangam Debbonaire
24/09/2021
... what assessment she has made of the adequacy of financial support requirements of people with long covid. 2. Long Covid: Health Services
asked by: Lord Bishop of London
20/07/2021
...To ask Her Majesty's Government what steps they are taking to promote a multi-disciplinary approach to long-COVID in the NHS to ensure patients have access to joined-up care across multiple services. 3. Long Covid: Health Services
asked by: Colleen Fletcher
01/07/2021
... (c) the West Midlands and (d) England. 4. Long Covid: Health Services
asked by: Kim Leadbeater
26/10/2021
... what steps his Department is taking to help ensure equitable access to clinics supporting patients with long covid. 5. Long Covid: Health Services
asked by: Rachael Maskell
14/09/2021
... whether it is his Department's policy to recommend that each integrated care system adopts a long covid lead clinician.