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question first answered	2015-06-11T10:54:37.98Z
min date	2015-06-03
answering dept sort name	Health
max question first answered	2015-09-16T11:46:53.73Z

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348414

registered interest

date

03/06/2015

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Department of Health

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Health

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Health

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Medical Equipment: Prices

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25259

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question text

To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what modelling NHS England has done to determine (a) the effects of trends in NHS trusts' income on (i) provision of (A) implantable defibrillators, (B) cardiac resynchronisation defibrillators and (C) other high cost devices and (ii) service viability and (b) the effects of provision of high cost devices on the future financial positions of trusts.

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Denton and Reddish

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Andrew Gwynne

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1020

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is ministerial correction

date of answer

11/06/2015

answer text

The costs incurred by National Health Service trusts for high cost devices such as implantable and cardiac resynchronisation defibrillators are re-charged to NHS England on a pass-through basis, i.e. the re-charge equals the cost invoiced by the supplier of the device. Correspondingly the financial impact of high cost device purchases are cost-neutral to NHS trusts and do not impact on their income and expenditure position. However, NHS England specialised commissioning is currently supporting NHS trusts with information on European Union compliant procurement frameworks that offer better value for the taxpayer.

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North East Bedfordshire

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Alistair Burt

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11/06/2015 10:54:37

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1201

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1506

label	Biography information for Andrew Gwynne