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How many times has someone from the public health team attended a meeting of a Local Pharmaceutical Committee since January 2008? (if more than one LPC has been visited could I have the numbers for each one?) How many times has someone from the medicines management/pharmacy team attended a meeting of a Local Pharmaceutical Committee since January 2008? (if more than one LPC has been visited could I have the numbers for each one?) How many times has someone from the public health team attended a meeting of a Local Medical Committee since January 2008? (if more than one LPC has been visited could I have the numbers for each one?) For each meeting attended could I have the job title of the PCT employee in attendance (eg commissioning lead, or other) For each meeting could I also have any information available on any matters which were due to be discussed by the PCT and the committee (eg were pharmacy enhanced services discussed, pilot services etc) If any other teams with the PCT have attended either meeting (eg commissioning teams) could you please contact me as I would be interested in information about their meetings also.
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01/09/2009
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04/11/2009
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I would like to request information relating to pest control in the Trust's healthcare estate since 1 April 2008 to present.
Specifically, I would like a full list of the occasions on which pest controllers were used by the Trust. In it I would like to know:
- The dates of the appointments
- The nature of the problem (i.e. what 'pest(s)' were they asked to remove)
- The location of the problem (i.e. in what ward/department/facility in which hospital/surgery was the infestation)
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12/10/2009
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20/11/2009
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a. The number of clinical staff by grade, group or profession who have been suspended from work for a period of 6 months or longer by H&R PCT in each years since 2000, stating the date of suspension in each case and the current status of each case with relevant dates (e.g. reinstatement, dismissal, resignation or on-going suspension).
b. The number of suspensions in each years since 2000 given in answer to question a. above, which were for i) patient safety reasons, ii) allegations of misconduct, iii) any other reason.
c. The total value of salary and other payments made to each of the clinical staff, referred to in answer to question a. above, whilst they were suspended from work at H&R PCT.
d. The number of clinical staff referred to in answer to question a. above who entered into a severance agreement with H&R PCT.
e. The number of severance agreements between H&R PCT and clinical staff referred to in answer to question d. above which i)included a confidentiality clause and ii) did not include a confidentiality clause.
f. The total value of each severance agreement between H&R PCT and clinical staff referred to in answer to question d. above.
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08/10/2009
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10/11/2009
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1. The total amount paid by NHS East Sussex Downs and Weald for hospital-based palliative care services for the years 2007/8, 2008/9 and 2009/10 (amount planned/contracted to for full year).
2. The total amount paid by NHS East Sussex Downs and Weald for community-based palliative care services for the years 2007/8, 2008/9 and 2009/10 (amount planned/contracted to for full year).
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13/10/2009
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11/11/2009
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During the 08/09 financial year how much did you spend on paying for interpreters/translators? What language was the one responsible for the highest costs?
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16/10/2009
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16/11/2009
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Could you please supply me with the following information, broken down by month if possible? For each year since the establishment of the Priority Treatment scheme for veterans, how many veterans have:(a) been considered for priority treatment?(b) received priority treatment?(c) been rejected for priority treatment?
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19/10/2009
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Who is you current clinical waste contractor? When is your contract up for renewal (month and year)?Are there any plans to enter a consortium? If so with which hospital trusts? What is your approx. clinical tonnage?
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20/10/2009
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It is now 3 years since the last rent agreement on the branch surgery used by Dr Edwards in Pnnetts Town, and I now wish to request a review. With this in mind I would be grateful if you could supply me with some information under the 'Freedom of Information Act', if necessary. As you know there is planning for the new surgery in the village on the recreation ground and the committee of lay people in the village tell me that you have agreed to an annual rent of 21,000 for the new premises when they are completed. I would be grateful if you could confirm that this is correct.
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19/10/2009
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1. How many doses of seasonal flu vaccine did the PCT order for 2008/09 and how much this cost?2. How many doses of seasonal flu vaccine did the PCT order for 2009/10 and how much this cost?3. If the number of doses ordered for 2009/10 was increased in comparison with 2008/09, what prompted the decision to increase the number of doses ordered?4. What was the uptake of seasonal flu vaccination among target groups in the PCT for 2008/09?5. What level of uptake is the PCT aiming to achieve among target groups in 2009/10?
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20/10/2009
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11/11/2009
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1. In the past 3 years, how many GP practices have switched provider for their direct Access Pathology within your PCT area? 2. In the past 3 years, how many PBC Groups or clusters of practices have switched provider for their direct Access Pathology? 3. In the past 3 years, how many GP practices have requested to switched provider for their direct Access Pathology within your PCT area and have been refused? 4. Of those who were refused authorisation to switch, what were the reasons given? 5. Of those who did switch, was a business case approved? 6. Of those GP practices who did switch, how long did the whole process take? (from the GP asking the PCT to switch Provider to the PCT giving approval to switch) 7. Of those GP practices who did switch provider, what process was used by the PCT to facilitate the GP practice to move provider for its direct access pathology? 8. When a GP practice requests to switch provider for its Direct Access Pathology, what would the PCT's see as………. Its biggest benefit to authorising it. Its biggest concern to authorising it.
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21/10/2009
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11/11/2009
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I am looking to see if we are able to obtain a list of all the teams and addresses for these teams within the trust that run therapy services. For example, details of intermediate care teams within the trust or details of children’s teams within the trust etc that will employ OT’s, Physio’s and Speech Therapists.
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22/10/2009
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18/11/2009
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1. the names of the current PBC clusters in your PCT 2. the names/NHS codes of all the practices in each cluster 3. the names/contact details of the PBC leads in the PCT 4.the names/contact details of the management and clinical leaders of each cluster 5.the main commissioning priorities for each cluster 6 the names/NHS codes of the practices that are opting out of PBC
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22/10/2009
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18/11/2009
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How many non-substantive posts are currently filled by agency/contracted/fixed-term post holders?How much has the PCT paid non-substantive post holders during 2008/9?How much has the PCT paid to non-substantive post holder from April 2009 onwards?
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26/10/2009
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23/11/2009
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1.Can you tell me how much the PCT has spent on referring patients from NHS hospitals to private hospitals/clinics for treatment/recuperation between April 2009 and October 27 2009 to help ease pressure on existing NHS services or to meet waiting list targets? 2)Can you tell me how much the PCT spent on referring patients from NHS hospitals to private hospitals/clinics for treatment/recuperation during the financial year 2008/9 to help ease pressure on existing NHS services or to meet waiting list targets/
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27/10/2009
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24/11/2009
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Q1) How many people does your PCT cover? (i.e. How large is your catchment population) Q2) How many requests for funding for bariatric procedures did your PCT receive last year? Q3) How many requests for funding for bariatric procedures did your PCT approve last year? Q4) What criteria does your PCT use when deciding whether or not to approve a request for funding for a bariatric procedure? Q5) Which hospitals/ centres does your PCT use for bariatric procedures?
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28/10/2009
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25/11/2009
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I would like to know about surgical operations to treat obesity - such as, but not including, gastric bypass, stomach stapling, stomach banding, and liposuction. In particular, I would like to know: a) how many patients under the age of 18 undertook an operation listed above (or similar obesity procedure) at your Trust. b) The age and sex of the youngest person to have an operation listed above (or similar obesity procedure) at your Trust; and the name of the procedure undertaken.
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28/10/2009
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25/11/2009
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Could you provide me with a copy of your estates policy?
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30/10/2009
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10/11/2009
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I have searched your website and cannot locate a copy of this year’s Annual Report and Accounts. If this is now available could you possibly please e-mail me a copy?
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30/11/2009
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10/11/2009
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Please could you email me the following documents-Diabetes StrategyDiabetes Care pathway-Information re local enhanced service for insulin-Names of PBC clinical leads and PBC Managers-PBC commissioning plans-Section on Diabetes with Local Health Economy formulary
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30/10/2009
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30/11/2009
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1. Please state the highest hourly rate paid to an agency nurse in your trust in the past six months (i.e. from May to October 2009 inclusive) and for each month please state the position in which the agency nurse paid the highest hourly rate was employed. 2. Please state the highest hourly rate paid to an agency doctor in your trust in the past six months (i.e. from May to October 2009 inclusive) and for each month please state the position in which the agency doctor paid the highest hourly rate was employed. 3. Please state the highest hourly rate paid to an agency worker in a non-medical and non-nursing position in your trust in the past six months (i.e. from May to October 2009 inclusive) and for each month please state the position in which the agency staff worker paid the highest hourly rate was employed. 4. If known, please state for the hourly rate given under questions1-3 for each month, how much the agency worker received and how much was retained by the agency.
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02/11/2009
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25/11/2009
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I would like to know the exact step-by-step process your staff follow when a Freedom of Information Act request is received. I would like a complete and comprehensive walk-through of the process from start to finish including copies of any files/spreadsheets/databases etc which you may use during the process. I would also like to know what software, if any, you use when dealing with a Freedom of Information Act request.
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01/11/2009
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10/11/2009
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Can you please send me the email address of your Chief Executive, Mike Wood?
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03/11/2009
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24/11/2009
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1) Please provide details of any guidelines drawn up in relation to triage decisions and scarce resource allocation in the event of pandemic influenza.
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06/11/2009
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24/11/2009
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How many children aged under 16 have had bariatric surgery each year for the last three years? How old was each child? What sex were they? What was their height, weight and body mass index at the time of the surgery? To the nearest month how old is the youngest child to have had the surgery in the last three years? Have any of the children died following complications from the surgery?
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04/11/2009
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27/11/2009
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Are the community nursing budgets for the two PCTs being treated as entirely separate? 2. What are the budgets hypothecated for community nursing for the two PCTs for 2009/10? 3. What is the anticipated end-of-year expenditure on community nursing staff working within Hastings & Rother – and to clarify – I mean people actually working in Hastings & Rother – not just tagged as belonging to Hastings and Rother.
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05/11/2009
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18/11/2009
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End of Life Care i) how much money the PCT received as its portion of the additional central funding made available for the End of Life care strategy ii) how much of that money it has spent on end of life care iii) how much it has spent in total on end of life care. Dementia Strategy i) how much money the PCT received as its portion of the additional central funding made available for the Dementia Strategy ii) how much of that money it has spent on Dementia care iii) how much it has spent in total on end of life care iv) how many memory clinics the PCT has established.
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06/11/2009
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27/11/2009
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What is the population within the PCT area? Who the PCT currently acquires pressure area care equipment, beds and hoists from? Is the PCT currently under contract with a supplier concerning these types of products? When did this contract start and when does it end? How much does the contract cost the PCT? Is the PCT within budget or overspent on this contract?
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06/11/2009
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16/11/2009
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Please release the number of illegal immigrants found to be employed directly by the Trust, or agencies employed by the Trust or agencies that come under the Trust's control in each of the last four years. For each case, please release the age, nationality and job title of the person involved, when they were discovered and describe what action was taken. For each case please also describe whether the Trust was censured in any way (eg. a fine).
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14/11/2009
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20/11/2009
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How many NHS hospitals have made payments to the Primary Care Trust consequent on a failure to meet a target; which targets were not met; and how much was paid in each case.
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16/11/2009
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25/11/2009
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We are looking into the cost of commissioning services under the maternity block contract. Nationally, it is not common to keep records of the costs of services provided under block contracts - all that is recorded is the overall cost of the contract. However I have been told that Dr Suzanne Tyler may have done some work with you to identify the component costs of the services delivered under the block contract. If this is the case then it would be useful to see the results of this. If you do not yet have the detail on the component costs of delivering these services, it would be useful to see what information you have on the level of service delivered under the contracts. For example do you know the number of midwifery visits provided?
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17/11/2009
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24/11/2009
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a) Please supply the "indicated settlement" supplied by the Government this year setting out the likely amount of central funding your Trust will receive in the 2010/11 financial year. If indications have been given for more than one funding stream please specify them separately. b) For each funding stream please specify the amount received for the 2009/10 financial year.
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