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skip to main content toggle navigation menu search consultations search consultation hub find consultations we asked, you said, we did mailing list signup welcome this site offers the opportunity to find, share or take part in online consultations being run by the department of health and social care . for more information on government consultations, or to find a list of all current consultations across government, visit gov.uk . open consultations date closes consultation on the cost-effectiveness methodology for vaccination programmes & procurement (cemipp) report closes: 28 jun 2018 28 jun 2018 high security psychiatric services (arrangements for safety and security) directions closes: 23 aug 2018 23 aug 2018 see all open consultations closed consultations date closed a consultation on extending legal rights to have for personal health budgets and integrated personal budgets closed: 8 jun 2018 8 jun 2018 a consultation on low alcohol descriptors closed: 10 may 2018 10 may 2018 dementia 2020 challenge - 2018 review closed: 2 may 2018 2 may 2018 human fertilisation and embryology (parental order) regulations consultation closed: 20 apr 2018 20 apr 2018 call for evidence - local authority public health prescribed activity closed: 17 apr 2018 17 apr 2018 see all closed consultations we asked, you said, we did here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. allowing schools to hold spare adrenaline auto-injectors we asked whether we should make changes to the human medicines regulations 2012, to allow schools to hold spare adrenaline auto-injectors, without a named individual prescription, for use in emergencies. you said over 500 people responded to the consultation. there was overwhelming support for the proposals. 533 respondents supported the proposals to allow schools to hold spare adrenaline auto-injectors, without a named individual prescription, for use in emergencies. a summary of the consultation responses was published on gov.uk on 6 july 2017 and is available at https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/allowing-schools-to-hold-spare-adrenaline-auto-injectors we did the human medicines (amendment) regulations 2017 were published on 5 july 2017 ( http://www.legislation.gov.uk/id/uksi/2017/715 .) these regulations amend the human medicines regulations 2012 and will allow schools to hold spare adrenaline auto-injectors, without a named individual prescription, for use in emergencies. the revised regulations will come into effect on 1 october 2017. from this date onwards, schools will be able to buy adrenaline auto-injectors, without a prescription, for use in emergencies from a pharmaceutical supplier in small quantities provided it is done on an occasional basis and is not for profit. a consultation to inform an update of the nhs constitution we asked how the nhs constitution could be updated to better reflect changes to policy, and therefore make the nhs constitution more meaningful to patients and staff. these changes included reflecting; • a more transparent and accessible nhs; • sir robert francis qc’s recommendations from his inquiry report; • a series of fundamental standards; • a greater prominence on mental health; and • the armed forces covenant. you said overall you agreed with our proposals. you often highlighted the importance of their inclusion in a revised version of the nhs constitution, particularly in light of the failings at mid-staffordshire nhs foundation trust. however, at times you felt that we could improve the clarity of certain additions, and provide further information on what each addition entails. we did we have published our government response outlining amendments made to the proposals as a result of the public consultation, alongside updated versions of both the nhs constitution, and handbook to the nhs constitution. where applicable, we have explained the rationale behind each amendment, and provided further clarity and information on each addition within the handbook. liberating the nhs: greater choice and control we asked how the white paper commitments might be implemented - seeking views on: • proposals to extend choice of provider and treatment in planned hospital care, maternity, mental health, end of life and long term conditions. • what needs to be done to achieve a culture change and make shared decision-making the norm • the information, support and infrastructure needed to achieve the vision of informed, empowered patients making personal choices you said the majority of respondents approved our broad proposals for extending choice and control and generally agreed with proposals to encourage and extend advance care planning and personal care planning. a recurring theme was the need to give patients appropriate information and support in order for them to make an informed choice. patient and patient-groups stated that there was a need for healthcare professional culture to change to ensure "no decision about me, without me" becomes a reality we did we have published liberating the nhs: greater choice and control - a summary of responses. this includes detailed feedback from patients, the wider public, third sector and other organisations, healthcare professionals and the nhs. the feedback has informed a shorter, further consultation, liberating the nhs: no decision about me, without me - further consultation on proposals to secure shared decision-making. documents available at http://www.dh.gov.uk/health/2012/05/choice-consultation accessibility terms of use cookies privacy help / feedback citizen space from delib

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