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NDM6084 - Welsh Conservative Debate
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Meeting: 14/09/2016 - Plenary - Fifth Senedd (Item 6)
Welsh Conservative Debate
NDM6084 Paul Davies
(Preseli Pembrokeshire)
To propose that
the National Assembly for Wales:
1. Notes that the
retention of the frontline workforce is a major challenge facing the NHS in
Wales.
2. Believes that
the Welsh Government must outline its response to recent increases in the
number of vacancies for doctors in the Welsh NHS.
3. Recognises,
with concern, that stress-related illnesses are increasingly responsible for
ambulance service staff being absent from work, and the impact this could have
on the longer-term recruitment and retention of staff.
4. Calls on the
Welsh Government to implement a clear, comprehensive strategy which outlines
how the Welsh Government will prioritise frontline staff recruitment and
retention and tackle issues pertaining to low staff morale during the course of
the fifth Assembly.
The following
amendment has been tabled:
Amendment
1. Simon Thomas
(Mid and West Wales):
Add as new point
at end of motion:
Believes that a
recruitment and retention strategy must include a commitment to increase the
number of Welsh-domiciled students studying in Welsh medical schools.
Minutes:
The item started at 16.05
NDM6084 Paul Davies
(Preseli Pembrokeshire)
To propose that the National Assembly for
Wales:
1. Notes that the retention of the frontline
workforce is a major challenge facing the NHS in Wales.
2. Believes that the Welsh Government must
outline its response to recent increases in the number of vacancies for doctors
in the Welsh NHS.
3. Recognises, with concern, that
stress-related illnesses are increasingly responsible for ambulance service
staff being absent from work, and the impact this could have on the longer-term
recruitment and retention of staff.
4. Calls on the Welsh Government to implement
a clear, comprehensive strategy which outlines how the Welsh Government will
prioritise frontline staff recruitment and retention and tackle issues
pertaining to low staff morale during the course of the fifth Assembly.
The motion was agreed in accordance with Standing
Order 12.36.