who’s who in health the

2010conservative intake

1 Contents

Foreword, by Charles Lewington 3

Helen Grant, and the Weald 4

Phillip Lee, Bracknell 5

Daniel Poulter, Central Suffolk and Ipswich North 6

George Freeman, Mid 7

Sarah Wollaston, 8

Maggie Throup, Solihull 9

Mark Coote, Cheltenham 10

Penny Mordaunt, North 11

Maria Hutchings, Eastleigh 12

Margot James, 13

Paul Maynard, Blackpool North and Cleveleys 14

Helen Whately, Kingston and Surbition 15

Rowena Holland, Nottingham South 16

Julia Manning, to be selected 17

Departures, voluntary and involuntary 18-19

2 Foreword

At the next general election the House of Commons may undergo its most radical change since 1945. An unexpected number of retiring MPs, coupled with a sizeable predicted swing to the Conservatives means well over a third of the new Parliament could be new MPs. Even if the Conservatives gain an overall majority of one, more than half their MPs will be new to Parliament. Change of this scale will have huge implications for business.

Much has been made of the “ones to watch” in this predicted new intake of MPs. This booklet highlights candidates with a healthcare interest, including unique information gained from them via a hanover survey of their opinions and priorities.

This booklet focuses on Conservative PPCs, some of whom will be certain of election as they are fighting seats with large majorities, or ones estimated to have had large notional majorities in 2005 with the new boundaries. Others will have a harder fight ahead, but with a national swing of 7%+ needed for the narrowest of Conservative majorities the party is working hard to win these seats. While we did not originally set out to look solely at the Conservatives, they can expect to form the bulk of the class of 2010, and of the candidates from other parties selected to date, few have a health specialism.

The candidates’ backgrounds range from scientist to investor, GP to PCT board member, policy advisor to aid worker and patient advocate. They have many common priorities and concerns: care of old people; prevention; improved access and decentralisation, to name but a few, but in how healthcare should be organised and funded there is a plurality of views.

Given the tough challenges health faces over the coming years the views and energy of this new intake will be critical.

3 January 2010 Conservative notional majority PPC for Maidstone and the Weald of 12,922

Helen inherits the She strongly believes in the importance of seat from Rt Hon listening to patients, understanding them Anne Widdecombe and the communities in which they live: who held the health If we are committed to delivering the brief in opposition highest“ quality of care and service we must under William know our customers. Hague’s leadership. ” She took an active She wants to see widespread reform role in the NHS as stretching from “financing a world a non-executive director of the Croydon class commissioning service” through NHS Primary Care Trust from January to “the public perception of the NHS. 2005 until 2007. Helen is also the founding If we can improve the perception member of the executive committee of of the NHS then this would lead the MASH campaign, which aims to save to a more motivated workforce.” Maidstone’s Hospital Services, and she regularly meets with the Chairmen of the Helen considers the NHS to be: Maidstone Hospital Trust Board and their A pearl of our society – universal overseeing Primary Care Trust board. “ health care free at the point of need. Her family background is rooted in We must support it and protect it, healthcare. Her grandmother was a nursing but also improve it by making it more sister, her father a doctor and orthopaedic responsive to patients’ needs.” surgeon, her mother a nurse and she has two sisters, one who is a doctor and the other a nurse.

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Teenage pregnancy Maidstone and Tunbridge • Smoking Wells Hospital • Cancer screening Quality of Service: ✪ • Childhood immunisation Financial Management: ✪ ✪ • Weight management

Key: ✪ Weak ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ Excellent ✪ ✪ Fair Source: Care 4 ✪ ✪ ✪ Good Quality Commission Conservative notional majority PPC for Bracknell of 12,036

Phillip was selected He cancelled his BMA membership shortly by members of the after qualifying as a doctor as he felt they local community did not stand up for doctors’ or patients’ as well as the Party best interests, but has been complimentary membership at about more recent BMA policy, such as an “open primary” their agreement with the Conservative’s selection meeting, call to create an independent health board. although Bracknell He has been critical of both nation stopped short of devolution and the Barnett formula having a full a constituency-wide paper as causing unfairness in the provision ballot. Phillip is expected to increase the of healthcare in Britain. majority, despite an anticipated backlash This will be the second general election he against the retiring Conservative has fought having contested Blaenau Gwent incumbent’s expense claim abuses. in South in 2005. He studied at King’s College, , Keble College, Oxford and St Mary’s Hospital Phillip believes patients need at Imperial College in to be involved in service design: London. He now works as a part-time GP throughout the Thames Valley area. He has “ Until local people take ownership highlighted the lack of MPs and candidates of their own individual health with a science background and is expected and play an active role in determining to be a champion of research and science the health services offered locally, on the green benches. the health of the nation as a whole will not improve.”

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Increasing physical activity Royal Berkshire Hospital • Reducing teenage pregnancy • Fuel poverty and early age obesity Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ ✪ Financial Management: ✪ ✪

5 Conservative Daniel Poulter notional majority PPC for Central Suffolk and Ipswich North of 7,856

A doctor, specialising record will ensure he is an effective advocate in obstetrics, for the issues he cares about when he gynaecology and reaches the green benches. women’s health, During his career he has served on several pipped 170 hopefuls to service improvement committees concerned become the PPC for with care for older patients and promoting retiree Michael Lord’s best practice in natural childbirth. He also safe Conservative has experience of health issues from a local seat. Selected in an government perspective as a local meeting open to Councillor, being made Deputy Leader everyone living in the constituency, he of & Banstead Council last year. pledged to resign his post immediately In his spare time he has chosen to support at the Princess Royal University Hospital, organisations dealing with homelessness, in Bromley, and to find health care work in mental illness and Women’s Refuge. Suffolk in the run-up to the General Election. His interest in all three issues is likely Daniel is a veteran campaigner both for to continue into his parliamentary career. the Conservatives and for local healthcare services. He has good connections to the He states that: Conservative health team, in particular I would fight to cut NHS MP, having run her polling “ bureaucracy, and instead direct day operation for the 2005 general election. more money into frontline patient In addition to medicine, his legal care: such as maternity services, background – he is a law graduate – and A&E and cancer treatment. successful recreational debating track ”

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Inequalities Ipswich hospital • Child physical activity • Teenage pregnancy Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ Financial Management: ✪ ✪ ✪

6 Conservative George Freeman notional majority PPC for Mid Norfolk of 7,793

George will bring and now a leading specialist experimental twelve years medicine consultancy. experience of His work in the last three years has almost biomedical research exclusively involved working with the and healthcare UK’s leading biomedical research hospitals venture capitalism setting up new translational models of to the green benches care to catalyse and draw on accelerated and is likely to be biomedical discovery. a leading prevention champion, wanting investment in “health awareness and He sees the major challenges responsibility earlier in life.” healthcare providers face as: After a brief spell as Parliamentary Officer “ The ‘perfect storm’ of pressures, from for the National Farmers Union and an continuing technological innovation early career in small business, George was creating ever more treatment appointed Director of venture capital firm possibilities, exploding patient Early Stage Ventures. As one of the demand accelerated by fundamental founders of Merlin Biosciences in the epidemiological and demographic 1990s, he was closely involved in the drivers, the breakdown of the Big formation and funding of a number of Pharma ‘one size fits all’ blockbuster well known UK biotech start-ups including discovery model, and new Ark Therapeutics, Vectura, Microscience, reimbursement regimes based on Biovex, and Amedis Pharmaceuticals. improved performance of increasingly In 2003, he set up 4D Biomedical, targeted therapies.” a bio-medical ventures advisory business,

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Inequalities across the county, especially Norfolk and early deaths from heart disease and stroke University Hospital Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ Financial Management: ✪ ✪ ✪

7 Conservative notional majority PPC for Totnes of 1,620

Selected via a high She has been a Fellow of the Higher profile open primary, Education Academy in 2007 and has also where all members of taught medical students from and the electorate can the Peninsula Medical Schools for the last vote, the Chagford ten years. She has worked as a GP trainer, GP and relative has taught junior doctors at Exeter newcomer to the postgraduate centre, and is an examiner for political arena beat the Royal College of General Practitioners. established local From 1996-2001 Dr Wollaston worked as politicians to the Totnes candidacy. She is a forensic medical examiner for the police. expected to continue the tradition of vocal GPs in the House and has already highlighted alcohol abuse as an issue of During her selection campaign, concern having witnessed the “devastating she pledged: effects of alcohol-related crime and “ I would fight to maintain community binge-drinking as both a doctor hospitals and resist the slide towards and a victim examiner.” impersonal, large scale medical She took a BSc in pathology in 1983, provision. I feel the health service is a medical degree at Guy’s Hospital in under-represented in Parliament and 1986, and became a Member of the Royal hope to be in a position to influence College of General Practitioners in 1992. future Conservative health policy.” In addition to her work as a GP, Dr Wollaston has considerable expertise in medical education and training.

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Smoking Totnes Country Hospital • Obesity • Misuse of alcohol Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ • STDs (especially in young people) Financial Management: ✪ ✪ ✪

8 Conservative Maggie Throup notional majority PPC for Solihull of 124

A qualified She is a champion of decentralisation, healthcare scientist saying that patient-centred healthcare and Fellow of the is important“ – it doesn’t always have Institute of to be delivered in the latest, high-tech Biomedical Sciences, environment. Maggie is expected ” to take Solihull from the Lib Dems. Her priority for reform: More preventative medicine She should benefit “ – the well-woman and well-man from favourable boundary changes and clinics introduced by the last a long track record as a local campaigner, Conservative Government were often on high profile health issues, a step in the right direction. including working to save local maternity services and A & E. Also the cost of screening and therefore early diagnosis and She graduated from the University of prevention must be much lower Manchester with a Biology degree and than the cost of treating diseases she also has professional qualifications at a later stage, plus the cost in Biomedical Sciences and in Marketing. to employers of sickness absence Maggie began her career as a Medical and the cost to the State in benefits. Laboratory Scientist, working in the NHS, and then moved into Medical Diagnostics More importantly, it must be good Sales & Marketing for Nycomed (UK) Ltd, for the individual.” before setting up her own business.

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Inequalities Solihull Hospital • CVD deaths increasing • Physical activity ✪ ✪ • Reducing smoking Quality of Service: Financial Management: ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪

9 Mark Coote 0.33% PPC for Cheltenham swing required

Mark cites his He believes there should be a systematic passion for dismantling of Department of Health healthcare as targets, and devolution to Hospital Trusts stemming from the and PCTs of Far more responsibility NHS saving his life based on the“ audited needs of individual from a rare illness communities and their unique healthcare when he was in his needs and provisions. twenties. A former ” teacher, he is now Having fought Hastings and Rye in two Associate Director of Britain’s largest successive elections, he now has the chance charity, Cancer Research UK. to take his hometown of Cheltenham from the Lib Dems who hold it with a slim Unsurprisingly, improving cancer majority. outcomes features high on his list of priorities and, in particular, prevention and early detection as well gaining He believes: equitable access to treatments. If I could change one thing it would  “be to end the inequities of healthcare He also wants to see a fair solution access within deprived communities to long-term healthcare“ for the elderly, and the postcode lottery with improved access to free dental care, and treatment availability. stronger recruitment models for trainee ” doctors and dentists.”

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Smoking Cheltenham General Hospital • Obesity • Breastfeeding Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ ✪ • Alcohol misuse Financial Management: ✪ ✪ ✪ • Independence of vulnerable people and reducing falls in over 75s

10 0.38% PPC for Portsmouth North swing required

Penny is a former Penny has worked in Westminster, Director of Diabetes for as Leader of the UK – the largest Opposition, and in Washington DC, patient organisation as George W Bush’s head of foreign in Europe. In this press, as well as for hanover as a public role she helped the relations consultant. charity develop Improving care and services for older the provision of people is her priority, and she recently services as well helped bring together major charities as raise awareness of the condition and for older people with the Centre for improve diagnosis and access to services. Social Justice, to encourage greater Penny is concerned with international policy focus on these issues within development, an interest that dates back the party. She is also a hospital visitor, to her time as an aid worker in the and during the London mayoral campaign hospitals and orphanages of post- ran a campaign to highlight poor access revolutionary Romania. More recently to GP services for commuters. she participated in a UK Trade and Invest health mission to India, and also devised She wants to see: and ran an occupational health programme A true level playing field for all for UK companies with overseas staff, “potential providers, maintaining delivering screening and educational focus on continual training and programmes on five continents. development for staff, and a more outward looking NHS.”

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Obesity & Smoking Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust • Alcohol related harm (Queen Alexandra and St Marys) • Oral health Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ • Teenage pregnancy Financial Management: ✪ ✪ • Substance misuse and inequalities

11 Maria Hutchings 0.56% PPC for Eastleigh swing required

Maria has spent After a brief 12 month flirtation with the last 6 years the Labour party in 1983 she joined the campaigning for Conservatives in 2005 after coming to special needs prominence through her campaigning. children and their She went on to serve as a member of carers and takes a the Conservative Party Public Service particular interest Improvement Policy Group and in autism, having the Commission on Special Needs. an autistic son. Although she only needs a tiny swing to win, she has a She thinks patient organisations will: considerable challenge on her hands. Have their work cut out for them She is standing against the well-resourced “in an increasingly crowded space. and experienced campaigner Liberal ” Democrat Chris Huhne MP. Huhne has and thinks that the current trend been critical of her wish to increase access for mergers of these organisations will: to single vaccines for MMR for parents who are concerned about the joint vaccination. Be balanced by the emergence of “more splinter groups due to the need A former radio broadcaster, Maria makes regular media appearances often describing for increased and more detailed, the immense struggle of coping with specific knowledge.” a child“ with a disability ”and citing her personal experience of fighting the system as her motivation“ in politics. Her priorities would be joining up ” the dots between health“ and education A popular and well-known figure, she provision and tackling single vaccine famously ambushed in February availability. 2005 live on television, over the proposed ” closure of the special school attended by her son.

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Mortality rates Winchester and Eastleigh • Child obesity Healthcare Trust • Teenage pregnancy Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ ✪ • Alcohol rated harm Financial Management: ✪ ✪

12 Margot James 1.46% PPC for Stourbridge swing required

A vice-chairman of On healthcare funding, Margot opposes the Party since 2005, any idea of co-payment and says that and named by The As soon as you move to a two-tier system Pink Paper as the that“ guarantees a ‘minimum’ and facilitates tenth most powerful access to better treatment and services gay, lesbian and to those who can afford co-payment or bisexual politician insurance, then more and more treatment in the UK, Margot will start to fall in to the latter category is one to watch and the ‘minimum’ will become worse should she turn over time. the suburban West Midlands seat ” of Stourbridge blue in 2010. She wants to: She has experience of working in healthcare Restore the values of care, and time as a volunteer, a politician and professional, “ as well as being a carer for her own family. with patients so this becomes the After working in the family firm, Margot cornerstone of nursing. I would like co-founded Shire Health, a healthcare PR for nurses to take greater pride and medical education business which she in their work and have the power to sold to Ogilvy & Mather in 2004, joining the aspire to, and reach, a much higher senior management team. standard of ward discipline and She also brings expertise as a former mental patient care than is reportedly health manager, as a board member of the case at the moment.” Parkside NHS Trust, and as an ‘Older People’s Champion’ and member of the Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee while a councillor for the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Alcohol Dudley Hospital NHS Trust • Obesity Quality of Service: ✪ Financial Management: ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪

13 Paul Maynard 4.24% PPC for Blackpool North and Cleveleys swing required

In 1999, Paul served The more complex healthcare becomes, as a health adviser the“ harder it seems to be to preserve a in the Conservative patient’s individuality. Everything I hear Research from local groups is about how difficult Department and people find it to access the help appropriate was later appointed to them – if you don’t fit neatly into an adviser to Dr the tick-boxes, you struggle. MP during ” Noting that his constituency has the his role as Shadow highest proportion of residents in the Health Secretary. After he left his role country with a long-term medical within the Conservative Party in 2002, condition, improvements in this sphere Paul took a year’s sabbatical at the think are important to him and he thinks mental tank Reform. and public health are much neglected He believes the ethical dimensions of policy sectors. healthcare provision will become more important as the costs of healthcare He has two priorities: escalate and our ability to meet those costs fails to keep up. Reform to the financing of end-of-life “ provision, and a review the 1969 Paul sees the biggest challenge, for those Medicines Act in its totality to reflect who provide care, is to fit the care to the current medical reality (adults with, patient and not the patient to the care. for example, cystic fibrosis should be allowed free prescriptions).”

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Alcohol misuse Blackpool Hospital • Smoking • Obesity Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ ✪ • Teenage pregnancy Financial Management: ✪ ✪

14 9.05% PPC for Kingston and Surbiton swing required

Helen is the daughter In addition to the funding challenges of two doctors and faced by the NHS, she is concerned about currently works as a a lack of clarity around the status of healthcare specialist patient organisations within the service, for a management as well as the extent to which the NHS is consultancy. She locally accountable: I’m unconvinced is a passionate by the structures intended“ to bring campaigner for local democracy to bear on the NHS. the NHS, saying it She also takes a close interest in ” should be held up as ‘healthcare systems’ and in the nursing an example to aspire to around the“ world. ” profession which has been in crisis She has previously worked for the for a decade“ now. Her priorities would Conservatives’ Culture Media & Sport team, be End of Life Care” and Mental Health. at PricewaterhouseCoopers, and at AOL, Since winning this seat with a wafer thin where she launched the UK’s first legal majority in 1997, Lib Dem MP internet film service. has built up a comfortable lead here. However the Conservatives are working Helen wants to: hard to ‘lovebomb’ Lib Dem voters and See the NHS continue to move from are ambitious about eroding Mr Davey’s “ acute to primary and community care, majority with the aim of taking the seat and I believe that more transparency back, either at this election, or the next. in performance will help drive up standards, as has happened with hospital cleanliness.”

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Improving life expectancy and tackling Kingston Hospital inequalities. • Improving quality and responsiveness ✪ ✪ of services especially for people with long Quality of Service: term conditions, disabilities and mental Financial Management: ✪ ✪ ✪ health issues

15 Rowena Holland 9.6% PPC for Nottingham South swing required

Nottingham South Rowena would like to see reform of NICE is an ambitious target as a priority, but she also highlights the seat that could need for pharmaceutical companies to turn blue if the provide adequate evidence in terms of Conservatives’ clinical trials, health economic data and best showings in the quality of life patient outcomes in a format opinion polls holds that can be quickly evaluated. up through to the election. Rowena’s campaign is aided by her local credentials “ The Scottish Medicines Consortium and the sitting Labour MP Alan Simpson’s reviews all new drugs and I think that retirement. NICE should do likewise, and give physicians a review of all new drugs If elected, Rowena Holland would bring to that are released for use in the UK. Parliament 15 years in the pharmaceutical The current process is extremely slow sector. She has a doctorate in Biochemistry and reviews only a small proportion and has worked for 3M Healthcare, Merck of new medicines, leaving physicians Sharp & Dohme and ALK-Abellio. Allergy and PCTs to make their own reviews is her current area of professional interest which ultimately causes ‘postcode and she is a long standing supporter of the prescribing’ issues…a very unfair Anaphylaxis campaign. system that needs to be addressed.”

Local PCT priorities Local hospital performance rating

• Premature deaths (CVD, stroke, smoking, Nottingham City Hospital road accidents) • Reducing childhood obesity and teenage Quality of Service: ✪ ✪ pregnancy and improving drug and Financial Management: ✪ ✪ ✪ alcohol treatment

16 Julia Manning To be selected

Julia Manning will be She was a founder member of the British a key player in future Association of Behavioural Optometrists, Conservative health visiting lecturer at City University, visiting policy development, clinician at the Royal Free Hospital, whether she becomes London, and a Director of the Institute an MP or not. One of Optometry. Her clinical interests of the four finalists include diabetes and multiple sclerosis and in the recent open she has campaigned for improved provision primary in Gosport, for people with visual impairment. she has made good progress through the She has recently called for an end to selection process and commentators have the duplication of management roles had her as a favourite to get a seat for the in the NHS, and for greater streamlining forthcoming General Election. of services as a means to finding savings Julia, an optometrist by trade, set up her in the health budget. own specialist practice for the housebound. She is a founder and Director of 2020health.org a web-based, centre-right “And as a former NHS clinician I think Think Tank for health and social care the single most depressing fact is the which focuses on policy development by waste in the NHS of a huge number front line professionals. Earlier this year of incredibly talented, imaginative, they produced a paper on Practiced Based innovative medics and ancillary staff. Commissioning, and current research work Their expertise and experience is a includes valuing work as a public health significant pool of wisdom which is outcome and value based pricing for frequently ignored or dismissed.” pharmaceuticals and medical technology.

17 Departures: voluntary and involuntary

There are well over 100 MPs standing Mental health campaigner, former down at the next election, with an laboratory technician and Health Select expectation that many more will follow Committee member John Austin, Chair before the election campaign begins. of the HIV / AIDS All Party Group Neil Amongst those that are standing down Gerrard, the Conservative Government’s are three consecutive Health Secretaries last Science minister Ian Taylor, and this (1999-2006): Alan Milburn, Patricia Government’s first one,John Battle, will Hewitt and John Reid, together with their all leave the House. former Cabinet colleague and long serving Other health related departures include: health minister John Hutton. sexual and reproductive health campaigner The energetic Dr Howard Stoate, mainstay Chris McCafferty in the Pennine marginal of a myriad of health related All Party of Calder Valley; two former Conservative Groups and a long standing Health Select ministers, Michael Jack and Tim Boswell, Committee member, has chosen not fight who have been campaigners on health and his ultra-marginal Dartford seat, dropping on disability from both front and constituency surgeries in favour of his backbenches. The redoubtable former doctor’s surgery. His Co-Chair on the Shadow Secretary of State for Health All Party Group on Obesity and Health during the Hague era, , Select Committee colleague, former also moves on, as does former Opposition immunologist Dr Doug Naysmith, will not Chief Whip , who spoke be fighting marginal Bristol North West from personal experience about Multiple next time around either. Sclerosis. Angela Browning, who brought understanding of the impact of Asperger’s Long-time mainstays of the Science syndrome on those with the condition & Technology Select Committee, former and their families, is also standing down. medical researcher Dr and organic chemist Dr Brian Iddon will also depart next year. The Select Committee for Innovation Universities Science and Skills, that lost Dr Ian Gibson earlier this year, will also lose committee Chairman .

18 In addition to MPs that will depart the A number of longstanding Health Select Commons of their own accord, there are Committee members face tough elections, others at risk of involuntary retirement at including former UNISON organiser the hands of the electorate. The ministerial Charlotte Atkins in Staffordshire team at the Department of Health looks Moorlands where boundary changes mean the most vulnerable in Whitehall with it is already considered a Conservative at least three likely to forego both their seat. Former pharmacist and longtime ministerial salaries and their seats Liberal Democrat spokesperson on health in Parliament unless there is a major and older people Sandra Gidley in ultra turnaround in Labour’s fortunes. marginal Romsey & Southampton North is also a top target for the Conservatives, Prime amongst them is ‘Expensesgate’ and should rheumatologist and hit social services minister who septuagenarian Independent MP is nursing a wafer-thin majority in Corby. Dr Richard Taylor decide to stand again His colleague Ann Keen’s seat of in Wyre Forest he too will face a strong & Isleworth also looks hard to hold, and challenge from the Conservatives. will be lucky to keep hold of Lincoln if current polls are anything to go by. Fellow minister Mike O’Brien in Warwickshire North is not out of the woods either.

Liberal Democrat MPs may prove harder to unseat than Labour ones. However amongst those vulnerable to a resurgent Conservative Party include former frontbench spokesman and campaigner on health, older people and disability Paul Burstow in Sutton & Cheam; and Chair of the All Party Group on Diabetes Adrian Sanders.

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