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Innovation In Surgery

EDM number 353 in 2012-13, proposed by Rosie Cooper on 06/07/2012.
Categorised under the topic of Health services.

That this House supports the recommendations of the Royal College of Surgeons' report Overcoming barriers to innovation in surgery; notes that on average a person will have five surgical episodes in their lifetime and that surgery is one of the most effective treatments for cancer; further notes that less than two per cent of national funding for medical research is given to surgical projects; asks the Government and medical research charities to support the recommendations of the report, namely that providers of NHS services should be incentivised to support surgical trials, research modules should be incorporated into surgical training and that surgeons should have protected time to carry out research and be able to offer patients the opportunity to take part in clinical trials; and calls on the Department of Health and the surgical profession to explore how to disseminate the latest information on new techniques and technologies.

This motion has been signed by a total of 17 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Rosie Cooper06/07/2012West LancashireLabourProposed
Jim Shannon09/07/2012StrangfordDUPSeconded
Alan Meale09/07/2012MansfieldLabourSeconded
Virendra Sharma09/07/2012Ealing, SouthallLabourSeconded
David Simpson10/07/2012Upper BannDUPSeconded
Jim Dobbin10/07/2012Heywood and MiddletonLabourSeconded
Kelvin Hopkins10/07/2012Luton NorthLabourSigned
John McDonnell10/07/2012Hayes and HarlingtonLabourSigned
Lady Hermon11/07/2012North DownIndependentSigned
Valerie Vaz11/07/2012Walsall SouthLabourSigned
George Galloway11/07/2012Bradford WestRespectSigned
Jeremy Corbyn11/07/2012Islington NorthLabourSigned
Martin Caton11/07/2012GowerLabourSigned
David Tredinnick12/07/2012BosworthConservativeSigned
David Crausby17/07/2012Bolton North EastLabourSigned
John Pugh03/09/2012SouthportLiberal DemocratSigned
Lindsay Roy03/09/2012GlenrothesLabourSigned

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