Consists of papers sent to delegates intended for discussion at the 2nd Meeting of the Chief Medical Officer's Communicable Disease Strategy Group held on 23 March 1999.

Includes;

Covering correspondence;

Agenda for the 2nd meeting;

Outcomes of the 1st meeting's brainstorming and small group discussion exercises, held on 22 February 1999;

Papers produced by Dr Diana Walford, Director of the Public Health Laboratory Service, entitled 'Communicable Disease Paper 1: Impact on the Nation's Health', 'Communicable Disease Paper 2: Opportunities for Health Improvement and Health Protection', 'Communicable Disease Strategy: Surveillance - Overview', and 'Developments in Near Patient Testing for Infections';

Paper by Dr Elizabeth Smales of the Department of Health, in consultation with Public Health Laboratory Service (PHLS), entitled 'Analysis of Problems in National Surveillance Arrangements';

Paper by Dr David Salisbury of the Department of Health, in collaboration with Dr Elizabeth Miller of PHLS, entitled 'Overview on Vaccines';

Paper by Miss Almas Mithani of the Department of Health entitled 'Diseases with Strategies in Place' covering immunisation, blood borne viruses and HIV/AIDS;

Paper by Ms Tess Ing of Department of Health entitled 'Our Healthier Nation - The Contracts for Health';

And paper by Mr James Scudamore, Chief Veterinary Officer for the United Kingdom, entitled 'Threats From Zoonoses'.

Consists of papers sent to delegates intended for discussion at the 3rd Meeting of the Chief Medical Officer's Communicable Disease Strategy Group held on 20 April 1999.

Includes;

Covering correspondence;

Agenda for the 3rd meeting;

Minutes of the 2nd meeting, held on 23 March 1999;

Paper by Dr Eileen Rubery of the Department of Health entitled 'Antimicrobial Resistance: Overview';

Paper by Professor Chris Bartlett, Director of Public Health Laboratory Service's (PHLS) Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre entitled 'Prevention and Control of Imported Infections';

Paper by Dr Rosalind Stanwell-Smith, Consultant Epidemiologist at the PHLS Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre entitled 'Water Related Disease - Overview';

Paper by Dr Elizabeth Haworth and Dr Patrick Morgan, President and Vice President of the Public Health Medicine Environmental Group, entitled 'Infrastructure/Local Arrangements';

Paper by Professor J. E. Banatvala, Department of Health, entitled 'Research: An Overview and Development';

Paper by Dr Barbara McFarlane, Research Programme Manager at the Medical Research Council (MRC), entitled 'Research: MRC Involvement';

Paper by Dr Philip Monk, Secretary to an Inter College Group, chaired by the Faculty of Public Health Medicine, entitled 'Education, Training and Infrastructure';

Paper by Professor Jim McEwen, Faculty of Public Health Medicine and the Royal College of Pathologists, entitled 'Training for the CDCC [Consultant in Communicable Disease Control] Role';

Paper by Dr Mark Bale, Health and Safety Executive, entitled 'Occupational Health Issues';

Paper by the Department of Health's Economics and Operational Research Division, entitled 'Problems of Public Communication';

Paper by Ms Helen McCallum, Director of Communications at Department of Health, entitled 'Communications Issues - Overview';

And summary of responses to Sir Liam's open letter inviting comments on the issues and comments that need to be addressed by the Communicable Disease Strategy.

Consists of papers sent to delegates intended for discussion at the 4th Meeting of the Chief Medical Officer's Communicable Disease Strategy Group held on 11 May 1999.

Includes;

Covering correspondence;

Agenda for the 4th meeting;

Minutes of the 3rd meeting, held on 20 April 1999;

Paper by Susan McQueen and Gladys Xavier, Department of Health, entitled 'Overview and Development of Aspects in Infection Control Nursing and Measures for the Prevention of Nosocomial Infection';

Paper by Dr Jane Leese, Department of Health, entitled 'International Issues - Overview';

Paper by the Joint Food Safety and Standards Group, entitled 'The Role of the Food Standards Agency in Dealing with Contaminated Food';

Paper by the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre (CDSC), entitled 'Current Impact and Future Threats: The Need for Health Protection and Opportunities for Health Gain';

Paper by Professor Chris Bartlett, Director and Consultant Epidemiologist at the CDSC, entitled 'Surveillance - Overview';

Papers by Dr Diana Walford, Director of the Public Health Laboratory Service (PHLS), entitled 'Examples of Good Practice from other Countries', 'Guidance, Guidelines and Meta-Analyses', 'National Service Framework for Communicable Disease Prevention and Control';

Paper by Dr David Salisbury of Department of Health and Dr Elizabeth Miller of CDSC, entitled 'Immunisation: A Seamless Service - The Present Immunisation Programme, New Vaccines, and New Challenges';

Paper by Dr Jane Leese, Department of Health, entitled 'Factors Influencing the Emergence of Infectious Diseases';

And paper compiled within the Department of Health, entitled 'Diseases with Strategies in Place'.

Consists of papers sent to delegates intended for discussion at the 5th Meeting of the Chief Medical Officer's Communicable Disease Strategy Group held on 29 June 1999.

Includes;

Agenda for the 5th meeting;

Minutes of the 4th meeting, held on 11 May 1999;

Paper by Mr James Scudamore, Chief Veterinary Officer for the United Kingdom, entitled 'Threats From Zoonoses' as presented by him to the Sub Group on Surveillance on 23 June 1999;

Paper entitled 'Report from Meeting of Burden, Impact, and Future Trends Sub Group', produced following a meeting of this sub group on 18 June 1999;

Paper entitled 'Report from Meeting of Surveillance Sub Group', produced following a meeting of this sub group on 23 June 1999;

Paper entitled 'Report from Meeting of Education, Training and Infrastructure Sub Group', produced following a meeting of this sub group on 17 June 1999;

And paper by Dr Elizabeth Smales of the Department of Health, entitled 'Draft Outline of Communicable Disease Strategy'.

Consists of papers sent to delegates intended for discussion at the 6th Meeting of the Chief Medical Officer's Communicable Disease Strategy Group held on 6 October 1999.

Includes;

Agenda for the 6th meeting;

Minutes of the 5th meeting, held on 29 June 1999;

Draft chapter headings for strategy document prepared by the secretariat;

Draft chapter 'Introduction' for strategy document prepared by the secretariat;

Draft chapter 'Reasons to be Concerned' for strategy document prepared by the secretariat;

Draft chapter 'Infectious Diseases Today' for strategy document prepared by the secretariat;

Draft chapter 'World Class Surveillance' for strategy document prepared by the secretariat;

Report of the 2nd meeting of the Education, Training and Infrastructure sub group prepared following a meeting of this sub group on 12 July 1999;

Draft chapter 'How Infections are Controlled', prepared by the Sub Group on Infrastructure, Training and Education;

Paper by Dr O'Brien, Professor Borriello, and Dr O' Mahoney, entitled 'Commissioning services for the Detection and Control of Infections';

Paper by Dr Andrew Cant, Chairman of Specialist Advisory Committee for Training in Paediatric Infectious Diseases and Immunology and Dr Graham Davies, Chairman of The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health Standing Committee on Immunisation and Infection, entitled 'Paediatric Infectious Diseases and Training';

Draft chapter 'Improving Health and Saving Lives' for strategy document prepared by the secretariat;

And list of papers submitted to the Communicable Disease Strategy Group and Sub Groups as of the 5th meeting.

Consists of papers sent to delegates intended for discussion at the 7th Meeting of the Chief Medical Officer's Communicable Disease Strategy Group held on 19 November 1999.

Includes;

Agenda for the 7th meeting;

Minutes of the 6th meeting, held on 6 October 1999;

Report of the 4th meeting of the Education, Training and Infrastructure Sub Group, prepared following a meeting of this sub group on 10 November 1999;

And paper produced by the secretariat, entitled 'Discussion Paper: Possible Key Action Areas: Diseases and Interventions'.

Consists of papers relating to a Workshop by the Communicable Disease Strategy Group on 13 December 1999.

Includes;

Draft and finalised agenda for the Workshop;

Matrixes used to give focus to health care programmes discussions and the outcomes from these discussions;

Copies of overheads used to demonstrate current challenges and possible solutions;

Briefing document from the Medical Society for the Study of Venereal Diseases and the Public Health Laboratory Service (PHLS) entitled 'Honorary Joint Training Fellowships Physicians Taking Higher Specialist Training in Genitourinary Medicine;

Briefing document from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and PHLS (Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre) entitled 'Honorary Joint Training Fellowships for Paediatricians in Higher Specialist Training;

Outcomes of the seminar on commissioning for communicable disease control regarding education and training consequences;

Outline of the key players with responsibilities for communicable disease control in England;

Strategy overview of the remit of the Communicable Disease Strategy Group;

Outline of the aims of the workshops;

Invitation list with attendance status;

Suggested members for the disease specific small groups exercises;

Instructions for the morning workshop session with background papers explaining approaches;

Notes and preliminary paper from a meeting of the Communicable Disease Strategy Sub-Group on Education, Training and Infrastructure held on 23 July 1999, where the application of health care programmes to the field of infections and the application of matrixes eventually used at the workshops to focus discussions were devised;

Drafts and covering correspondence of a report entitled 'Commissioning Services for the Detection and Control of Infections', devised from a meeting of the Communicable Disease Strategy Sub-Group on Education, Training and Infrastructure held on 23 July 1999;

Agenda, proposed timetable and example of the matrix from a planning meeting for the workshops/study day [undated];

And key issues arising from the Workshop.

Consists of comparative analysis all media coverage given to Sir Liam's Annual Reports from 2004 to 2008 and the specific issues discussed in each.

Includes a commentary by way of executive summary, tables and graphs on the overall and issue specific coverage, the media formats they were covered by, top sources, spokespeople and authors, potential demographics reached by social class, age and sex, and the positive and negative media interpretation given in the coverage.

This public consultation report, which includes Sir Liam's condensed draft guidance on the consumption of alcohol by children and young people in the form of a five-point plan, was produced as a joint venture between Sir Liam, the Department of Children, Schools and Families and the Department of Health. Aimed to achieve a better understanding of the risks involved in alcohol consumption aimed at parents and children and young people themselves. Also includes a forward by Children, Schools and Families Secretary Ed Balls, and Health Secretary Alan Johnson, background information to the report, and the quantitative and qualitative evidence base.

Served as a consultation for both Sir Liam's Special Report Guidance on the Consumption of Alcohol by Children and Young People and the supporting Children, Young People and Alcohol: Advice and Information for Parents and Carers. The consultation ran for 12 weeks seeking the views of young people, carers, parents and other interested parties and closed on 23 April 2009. Sir Liam's draft guidance featured on pages 19 to 23.

Consists of a signed agreement between the NHS Management Executive and the Northern Regional Health Authority on targets for reduction in waiting times for hospital admissions.