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Accident and Emergency Waiting Times

Tuesday 28 January 2020 · 1 question

Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.

At a glance

Answered 1 Partly answered 0 Not answered 0

Key points

  • Imran Hussain questioned why further funding wasn't provided to prevent risks at Bradford Royal Infirmary.
  • Edward Argar noted that Bradford treated more people than ever before this winter.
  • Argar thanked NHS staff and asserted the Conservative party's commitment to NHS investment.

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Questions & Answers

Q1 Imran Hussain Lab Bradford West
NHS
Context

Between winter 2018 and 2019, the four-hour A&E target in Bradford saw a significant drop of seven percentage points.

Question

In Health questions last October, Imran Hussain warned about these risks but was refused a meeting to discuss them. He asks why further funding wasn't provided to prevent staff and patient risk at Bradford Royal Infirmary.

Answer from Edward Argar, The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Patient Safety

Edward Argar notes that despite the drop, Bradford treated more people than ever before this winter. He thanks staff and asserts that the Conservative party is committed to NHS investment, implying that funding decisions reflect overall policy priorities.

Answered

Not addressed: The minister did not address why specific funds were not allocated for Bradford Royal Infirmary directly.

How: Changing Subject, General Praise

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