Debate Pack
Preventable baby deaths
There will be a debate on preventable baby deaths at 9:30am on Wednesday 4 September 2024. This debate will take place in Westminster Hall and will be led by Lee Anderson MP.
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Research Briefing
Menopause (Support and Services) Bill
Library briefing on the Menopause (Support and Services) Bill, a Private Members Bill introduced by Carolyn Harris MP.
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Debate Pack
Black Maternal Health Week
At 9:30am on 14 September 2021 there will be a Westminster Hall debate on Black Maternal Health Awareness Week. Bell Ribeiro-Abby MP will lead the debate.
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Research Briefing
Early intervention: policy and provision
This House of Commons Library briefing analyses early intervention policies aimed at parents and children from conception to age five, covering health, education, social development and financial benefits. This paper also looks at broader arguments around early intervention as a policy approach.
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Research Briefing
Early intervention: a background paper
This paper provides an introductory overview of the development of early intervention policies, their evidence-base and their impact. It also provides links to further reading. It complements the Library briefing paper Early Intervention: policy and provision (CBP 7647) which provides information on the provision of early intervention support programmes in England.
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Research Briefing
Health and Care Bill 2021-22
The Health and Care Bill 2021-22 [Bill 140 of 2021-22] was introduced in the House of Commons on 6 July 2021. Second reading is scheduled for Wednesday 14 July 2021. This paper explains the Bill's provisions and includes comment and reactions.
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Debate Pack
That this House has considered e-petition 301079, relating to Black maternal healthcare and mortality
A Westminster Hall debate on ‘e-petition 301079, relating to Black maternal healthcare and mortality’ has been scheduled for Monday 19 April 2021 from 6:15pm. The debate has been initiated by Catherine McKinnell MP.
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Research Briefing
Mental health support for young people: a reading list
This reading list provides links to relevant reports and research on supporting children and young people with mental health issues. It also includes links to sources of further information and advice.
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Debate Pack
Breast cancer screening
A Westminster Hall debate on ‘Breast Cancer Screening’ has been scheduled for Wednesday 16 December 2020 from 2:30-4:00pm. The debate has been initiated by Robert Largan MP.
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Debate Pack
Provision of healthcare support services in the period between conception and age two
A Westminster Hall debate on the ‘Provision of healthcare support services in the period between conception and age two’ has been scheduled for Tuesday 15 December 2020 from 9.30-11.00am. The debate has been initiated by Andrea Leadsom MP.
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Debate Pack
Raising awareness of signs and symptoms of cancer in teenage and young adults
A debate will be held in Westminster Hall on Tuesday 1 December 2020 at 9.30am, on Raising awareness of signs and symptoms of cancer in teenage and young adults. The debate will be opened by Jim Shannon MP.
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Debate Pack
The effect of the covid-19 outbreak on breast cancer diagnosis and the future of breast cancer services
On 12 November 2020, at 1.30pm, there will be a debate in Westminster Hall on “The effect of the covid-19 outbreak on breast cancer diagnosis and the future of breast cancer services”. The debate will be led by Craig Tracey MP. The Library has produced a short debate pack with background material, statistics, parliamentary proceedings and news material relevant to the debate.
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Debate Pack
Obesity and the Covid-19 outbreak
A debate will be held in Westminster Hall at 9.30am on Tuesday 10 November 2020 on Obesity and the Covid-19 outbreak. The debate will be opened by Jim Shannon MP.
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Debate Pack
Disability inclusive Covid-19 response
On Thursday 15 October 2020 at 1.30pm, there will be a Westminster Hall Debate on a "Disability inclusive Covid-19 response". The debate will be led by Dr Lisa Cameron MP.
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Research Briefing
Social prescribing
Social prescribing is a means for GPs and other healthcare professionals to refer patients to non-clinical services in the local community. Such services can include arts or nature-based activities, physical activity classes and counselling. Evaluations of existing social prescribing schemes have reported positive impacts on people’s mental health and wellbeing and a reduction in demand on health services.
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