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Meeting: 07/11/2016 - Public Accounts Committee - Fifth Senedd (Item 8)

Consideration of progress reports on health issues

Minutes:

8.1 Members discussed the evidence received and agreed the following:

 

Governance Arrangements at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

Members noted the update and the scheduled joint WAO/HIW review planned for spring 2017. They agreed to reconsider whether they wish to examine the escalation and intervention framework mechanism on receipt of that review.

 

Unscheduled Care

Members noted the update and agreed that the inquiry into winter preparedness 2016/17 being undertaken by the Health, Social care and Sport Committee is best placed to take this issue forward.

 

National Framework for Continuing NHS Healthcare

Members noted the update and that the Auditor General for Wales will look at how each health board is managing claims when repatriated from Powys during his annual health board reviews.

 

Review of the impact of Private Practice on NHS Provision

Members noted the update and agreed that the Chair would write to the Welsh Government asking to be kept updated of progress made in implementing the accepted recommendations from the AGW’s report and to be kept informed of the publication date of the revised Welsh Health Circular and guidance in relation to patients transferring from private practice to NHS waiting lists.

 

Orthopaedic Services

Members agreed to request an update from the Welsh Government on progressing the recommendations contained in the AGW Report on NHS Waiting Times for Elective Care in Wales (published in January 2015) and would consider that update together with the update on orthopaedic services.