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How many emergency inpatient admissions with a main condition of diabetic ketoacidosis there were; and what was the admission rate per 100,000 standardised for age and sex from each health authority area in England in each of the last three years. - The information requested has been placed in the...
How many emergency inpatient admissions with a main condition of diabetic ketoacidosis there were; and what was the admission rate per 100,000 standardised for age and sex from each health authority area in England in each of the last three years. - The information requested has been placed in the...
What recent representations he has received about disposable needles for insulin pens. (Failed OPQ).
What recent representations he has received about disposable needles for insulin pens. (Failed OPQ).
What recent consideration he has given to providing needles used in conjunction with a pen injection device on prescription to patients with diabetes; if he will estimate the cost to public funds of making needles used in conjunction with a pen injection device available on prescription to patients with diabetes....
What recent consideration he has given to providing needles used in conjunction with a pen injection device on prescription to patients with diabetes; if he will estimate the cost to public funds of making needles used in conjunction with a pen injection device available on prescription to patients with diabetes....
What percentage of (a) nursing homes and (b) residential homes had their residents immunised against influenza in each of the last three years for which figures are available; what percentage of those suffering from (a) chronic respiratory disease, (b) chronic heart disease, (c) kidney failure, (d) diabetes and (e) diseases...
What percentage of (a) nursing homes and (b) residential homes had their residents immunised against influenza in each of the last three years for which figures are available; what percentage of those suffering from (a) chronic respiratory disease, (b) chronic heart disease, (c) kidney failure, (d) diabetes and (e) diseases...
Pursuant to his Answer of 24th February, Official Report, columns 73-4W, what percentage of those suffering from (a) chronic respiratory disease, (b) chronic heart disease, (c) kidney failure, (d) diabetes and (e) diseases and treatment suppressing the immune system were immunised against influenza in the last three years for which...
Pursuant to his Answer of 24th February, Official Report, columns 73-4W, what percentage of those suffering from (a) chronic respiratory disease, (b) chronic heart disease, (c) kidney failure, (d) diabetes and (e) diseases and treatment suppressing the immune system were immunised against influenza in the last three years for which...
That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to acknowledge that insulin-dependent diabetics will require pen needles throughout their entire lifetime; notes that insulin-dependent diabetics have to care for themselves on a day to day basis; notes that diabetics using pen needles benefit from better control of diabetes and are likely to have fewer complications; notes that pen needles are re-used more often than syringe needles; notes that pen devices are more convenient for use by children, the elderly, visually impaired and stroke sufferers; notes that the present system whereby some patients are provided with needles free through their diabetes clinics but paid for by the NHS is unfair; and calls for an early review of current policy and for provision of pen needles on prescription for all insulin-dependent diabetics.
That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to acknowledge that insulin-dependent diabetics will require pen needles throughout their entire lifetime; notes that insulin-dependent diabetics have to care for themselves on a day to day basis; notes that diabetics using pen needles benefit from better control of...
If he will comment about the inquiry into the provision of insulin pen needles by the NHS, with particular reference to its implications for Wales.
If he will comment about the inquiry into the provision of insulin pen needles by the NHS, with particular reference to its implications for Wales.
What plans he has to issue free needles to diabetics; what is cost to NHS of providing a free needle for use by a diabetic; and what criteria are used to determine those diabetics who are entitled to receive free needles. - Includes figures.
What plans he has to issue free needles to diabetics; what is cost to NHS of providing a free needle for use by a diabetic; and what criteria are used to determine those diabetics who are entitled to receive free needles. - Includes figures.
How many diabetics there are (a) nationally and (b) in the West Midlands; how many there were in each year since 1990; how many require injections of insulin; and if he will express the figures to show the percentage change on the previous year; what was cost to NHS of...
How many diabetics there are (a) nationally and (b) in the West Midlands; how many there were in each year since 1990; how many require injections of insulin; and if he will express the figures to show the percentage change on the previous year; what was cost to NHS of...
To comment upon the inquiry into providing insulin pen needle s on the NHS. - Currently considering whether insulin injection pen needles should be made available on general practitioner prescription.
To comment upon the inquiry into providing insulin pen needle s on the NHS. - Currently considering whether insulin injection pen needles should be made available on general practitioner prescription.