Mentions of “nhs” in speeches

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  Jonathan Morgan June 13, 2007

  Morgan: Improving morale in the Welsh NHS

  this debate today on the NHS and focusing on the morale of health service staff. I welcome this as the

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  Nick Bourne March 29, 2007

  Bourne: Offering new hope for Wales

  on our top five pledges: - Our number one election priority, backing our NHS - That means

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  David McLetchie Dec. 4, 2003

  McLetchie: Choice for Scotland's people

  failure and this is indeed the case. As the NHS is a government monopoly, ordinary people

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  Nick Bourne Oct. 22, 2005

  Bourne: Conservatism – A new opportunity

  relief for our flagging NHS - again thanks to a Welsh Conservative motion. It has to be said

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  Liam Fox March 12, 2005

  Fox: Time for action

  either. You promised "not just to save the NHS but to make it better" and you promised that

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  David Melding Dec. 7, 2004

  Melding: Welsh NHS leaves patients in despair

  well. On waiting lists in general, one wants to cry out in despair like the rest of the NHS

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  David Cameron Feb. 12, 2010

  David Cameron: The real choice in British politics

  that's clogged up by red tape and targets and an NHS where nurses and doctors are free to give

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  Jonathan Morgan Dec. 7, 2004

  Morgan: Welsh NHS cannot survive under Labour

  the NHS. Not only is this proving to be one of the biggest political issues that we face

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  Jonathan Morgan Oct. 9, 2007

  Morgan: Taking the politics out of healthcare

  to design an NHS, or plan the reconfiguration process for the NHS, I suspect that you would not do

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  David McLetchie April 23, 2005

  McLetchie: A better alternative

  the NHS fail so dramatically in so many instances to meet public expectations and satisfy public needs

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  Oliver Letwin Feb. 16, 2004

  Letwin: Avoiding Labour's Third Term Tax Rises

  in 1997 to around 180,000 today. It has not worked so far: the NHS itself records that the

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  Iain Duncan Smith May 16, 2002

  Duncan Smith: Speech to the West Midlands Institute of Directors

  . The NHS has more managers than beds. Accident and Emergency waits have grown longer

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  Michael Howard March 24, 2002

  Howard: Public services come first

  NHS, they said. Well, they have had almost 43,000 hours to save the NHS, and it is still on the

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  Jonathan Morgan Jan. 18, 2005

  Morgan: Minister urged to change Welsh health policy

  criticism of the Government's handling of NHS finances. Again, to put it bluntly, that is wasting

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  Jonathan Morgan Oct. 18, 2005

  Morgan: Walk-in centres will ease pressure on Welsh NHS

  three aims that drove their creation: first, improving accessibility; secondly, making the NHS more

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  David Cameron May 6, 2008

  David Cameron: Britain needs a new economic dynamism

  : where's your plan? What's your focus? So let me tell you. As you know the NHS comes

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  Francis Maude March 3, 2007

  Maude: A Conservative future

  services in Wales. Committed the Labour Party to the principle of nurse-led NHS walk-in

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  Jonathan Morgan Nov. 1, 2006

  Morgan: Tackling hospital acquired infections

  discussions have you had with NHS trusts about the strategies that they have put in place to deal with

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  Frederick Howe April 30, 2003

  Howe: The alarming spread of MRSA in hospitals

  course a significant attendant cost to the NHS itself, a good proportion of which—perhaps a third

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  Nick Bourne March 8, 2003

  Nick Bourne: Solutions to Welsh problems

  the socialism of a byegone era that is preventing the NHS in Wales from providing the standards and