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Urgent Care Centres: HillingdonContribution
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The hon. Gentleman works very hard in this area. He is right to use the word “compassion”, because that is exactly how we must approach the issue for patients who have an unmet clinical need and are d
11 June 2026·Compassionate Use Medicine Schemes: VATThe hon. Gentleman’s last comment reveals exactly why he is raising this issue.
11 June 2026·Compassionate Use Medicine Schemes: VATIt is important for hon. Members to recognise the deep concern caused to patients with unmet clinical need, who rely on the glimmer of hope provided by these medicines, when they hear these sorts of e
11 June 2026·Compassionate Use Medicine Schemes: VATI thank the Liberal Democrat spokesperson for her comments. She knows that we engage with the sector all the time and, as I said in my earlier response, we will continue to work with bodies across the
11 June 2026·Compassionate Use Medicine Schemes: VATI commend my hon. Friend’s work in this area on behalf of patients. As I said, no decisions have been made and we are continuing to work on this issue. The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury is with
11 June 2026·Compassionate Use Medicine Schemes: VATI pay tribute to the hon. Lady’s service as a clinician, and she is right to say that, at times, for patients facing such situations, compassionate use schemes are a glimmer of hope, but I think the r
11 June 2026·Compassionate Use Medicine Schemes: VAT
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