Minutes of the APPG for PDD held on 11 May 2016
The minutes from two significant meetings of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Prescribed Drug Dependence are now available for public review. These meetings were held in the House of Commons and addressed critical issues related to prescribed drug dependence, an area of increasing concern in public health.
The minutes from the meeting on 24 November 2015 are now accessible. This session focused on various aspects of prescribed drug dependence, including policy discussions, stakeholder input, and proposed actions to address the challenges faced by patients. The comprehensive record of this meeting can be viewed in the Minutes section of the APPG’s website. These minutes provide valuable insights into the deliberations and resolutions made during the meeting.
Additionally, the minutes from the subsequent meeting held on 11 May 2016 are also available. This meeting continued the important dialogue on prescribed drug dependence, further exploring issues, and assessing progress on previously discussed topics. The details of this session, including discussions, decisions, and participant contributions, are documented and can be accessed through the same ‘Minutes’ section of the website.
In conjunction with the release of these minutes, the APPG has also published a significant proposal aimed at improving support for individuals affected by prescribed drug dependence. The proposal suggests the creation of a national helpline dedicated to providing assistance and resources for patients struggling with prescription drug issues. This initiative reflects the APPG’s commitment to enhancing support systems and addressing the needs of those impacted by drug dependence.
The full report detailing this proposal is available for download via the provided link. The report outlines the rationale behind the national helpline, its expected benefits, and the proposed framework for its operation. By making this information publicly available, the APPG seeks to garner support for the helpline and encourage continued dialogue on effective solutions for prescribed drug dependence.
For detailed information on both the meeting minutes and the national helpline proposal, please visit the relevant sections of the APPG’s website.
