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1 This document contains parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v1.0 MONTHLY MONITORING REPORT August 2014 Week 1 Friday 1 st August NHS England: Genome Project Simon Stevens welcomes the announcement by David Cameron of the new genome project. This will revolutionise the fight against cancer and rare disease. Week 2 Monday 4 th August Tuesday 5 th August Wednesday 6 th August Thursday 7 th August v Scottish Government News Health Investment: Flow of patients Health Secretary Alex Neil has announced an additional 5 million to help health boards to improve the flow of patients through the health and social care services.
2 Department of Health: Healthcare UK Healthcare UK review of and business plan for Friday 8 th August Week 3 Monday 11 th August Tuesday 12 th August Wednesday 13 th August Thursday 14 th August NHSE Bulletin for CCGs New Co-Chair for the NHS Commissioning Assembly, Medicines optimisation. See more. Friday 15 th August Week 3 Monday 18 th August
3 NHS Confederation Focus on how money is spent, not just how much Place greater focus on how resources are allocated and distributed, rather than pushing prices lower and lower, the NHS Confederation has urged Monitor and NHS England. Tuesday 19 th August Wednesday 20 th August v Scottish Parliament Official Report NHS Scotland The Presiding Officer (Tricia Marwick): The next item of business is a ministerial statement on the future of the national health service. The Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing (Alex Neil): Last week, Malcolm Chisholm asked for a statement on the consequences for the national health service of yes and no votes in next month s referendum. As I said last week, I am happy to oblige. In short, the people of Scotland have a choice between two futures: one in which this nation s vast wealth can be marshalled to help to create a fairer society; and one in which the budgets that are available for Scotland s public services are consigned to the whim of Westminster. See more. DH Republic of Ireland - New role for Secretary General for the Department of Health Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has announced that the Secretary General of the Department of Health, Dr Ambrose McLoughlin, will be moving to a new role supporting the implementation of the Healthy Ireland initiative ahead of his retirement next year. Thursday 21 st August NHS England Task force The work of the specialised commissioning task force has been extended for a further three months, until the end of October. To find out more about its progress, please click here
4 Friday 22 nd August Week 4 Monday 25 th August Tuesday 26 th August Public Health England New analysis shows improving cancer survival in England using world-leading cancer staging data National Cancer Intelligence Network data shows cancer survival for breast, lung, prostate, colorectal and ovarian cancer continues to improve Wednesday 27 th August Thursday 28 th August Department of Health Thousands more patients to benefit from additional 160 million for cancer drugs Thousands more cancer patients in England will be offered vital treatments in a 160m boost to the Cancer Drugs Fund, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt announced today. Friday 29 th August v Committees Health Select Committee: NICE On Tuesday 2 September the Health Committee holds an oral evidence session into the work of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).
5 BBC: Rise in skin cancers The number of people admitted to hospital for skin cancer treatment in England rose by nearly a third in five years, official figures from PHE show. END
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