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To initiate discussions with Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry & organisations representing doctors & patients regarding a no-fault drug damage compensation scheme. - No plans to do so. (Holding answer 31 Jan 1989).
To initiate discussions with Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry & organisations representing doctors & patients regarding a no-fault drug damage compensation scheme. - No plans to do so. (Holding answer 31 Jan 1989).
What representations have been received supporting no-fault compensation for those people damaged by prescribed drugs or those given under medical supervision. - (Holding answer 31 Jan 1989).
What representations have been received supporting no-fault compensation for those people damaged by prescribed drugs or those given under medical supervision. - (Holding answer 31 Jan 1989).
How many claims have been made against health authorities because of deafness alleged to be due to the use of neomycin spray; & how many have been successful. - Info not held centrally.
How many claims have been made against health authorities because of deafness alleged to be due to the use of neomycin spray; & how many have been successful. - Info not held centrally.
Whether Sec of State has received any requests from health authorities in south-west for assistance in funding compensation to be paid to patients who were damaged by excessive radiation during treatment at the Royal Devon & Exeter hospital. - No.
Whether Sec of State has received any requests from health authorities in south-west for assistance in funding compensation to be paid to patients who were damaged by excessive radiation during treatment at the Royal Devon & Exeter hospital. - No.