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Access to emergency services

Inquiry

This inquiry will investigate the barriers to accessing emergency services, and how emergency services can be organised to ensure that the welfare of service users is always at the forefront of decision-making. It will look at processes organising these services at the local and national levels, and how priorities and targets are set. It will, for example, ask where and how creative practices could be rolled out to improve services, and how enhanced collaboration between police, fire and rescue, and emergency healthcare services could provide better outcomes for patients.

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was Wednesday 26 October 2022.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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2nd Report - Emergency healthcare: a national emergency
Inquiry Access to emergency services
HL Paper 130
Report
Response to this report
Government response to Public Services Committee, 2nd report of Session 2022-23: Emergency healthcare: a national emergency
Government Response

Oral evidence transcripts

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9 November 2022
Inquiry Access to emergency services
Witnesses Home Office, and Home Office
Oral Evidence
9 November 2022
Inquiry Access to emergency services
Witnesses Department of Health and Social Care, Department of Health and Social Care, and NHS England
Oral Evidence
2 November 2022
Inquiry Access to emergency services
Witnesses NHS England, and NHS England
Oral Evidence
Anonymised (AES0004)
Anonymised (AES0001)
Mr Robert Graham Mason (AES0003)

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