§ Mr. Matesasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what was the total revenue expenditure on services for the mentally ill in the Wessex Regional Health Authority for 1975–76 and for each area health authority within that region.
§ Mr. MoyleIt is not possible from the accounts of NHS authorities to identify expenditure on the treatment of patients suffering from specified diseases or conditions, except where treatment is given in hospitals in which the beds are provided exclusively or predominantly for the use of a single speciality. Services for the mentally ill are provided not only in such special purpose hospitals but frequently in acute and other hospitals, and also as part of the Community Health Services. I regret, therefore, that the information is not available in the form requested.
Expenditure in 1975–76 of area health authorities within the Wessex Regional Health Authority on hospitals specifically designated as psychiatric (mental illness) was as follows:
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Area Health Authority £ Dorset 3,109,812 Hampshire (Teaching) 9,518,866 Isle of Wight 1,081,110 Wiltshire 4,865,430 Total for Region 18,575,218
§ Mrs. Knightasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what was the total revenue expenditure in 1975–76 on services for the mentally ill for the West Midlands Regional Health Authority and for each area health authority within that region.
§ Mr. MoyleIt is not possible from the accounts of NHS authorities to identify expenditure on the treatment of patients suffering from specified diseases or conditions, except where treatment is given in hospitals in which the beds are provided exclusively or predominantly for the use of a single specialty. Services for the mentally ill are provided not only in such special purpose hospitals but frequently in acute and other hospitals, and also as part of the community health services. I regret, therefore, that the information is not available in the form requested.
Expenditure in 1975–76 of area health authorities within the West Midlands Regional Health Authority on hospitals specifically designated as psychiatric (mental illness) was as follows:
Area Health Authority £ Hereford and Worcester 6,012,487 Salop 2,076,263 Staffordshire 4,869,494 Warwickshire 2,804,226 Birmingham (Teaching) 9,744,791 Coventry 996,613 Dudley nil Sandwell nil Solihull 2,141,198 Walsall nil Wolverhampton nil Total for Region 28,645,072
§ Mrs. Chalkerasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what was the total revenue expenditure for 1975–76 on services for the mentally ill in the Mersey Regional Health Authority and for each area health authority within that region.
§ Mr. MoyleIt is not possible from the accounts of NHS authorities to identify expenditure on the treatment of patients suffering from specified diseases or conditions, except where treatment is given in hospitals in which the beds are provided exclusively or predominantly for the use of a single specialty. Services for the mentally ill are provided not only in such special purpose hospitals but frequently in acute and other hospitals, and also as part of the community health 337W services. I regret, therefore, that the information is not available in the form requested.
Expenditure in 1975–76 of area health authorities within the Mersey Regional Health Authority on hospitals specifically designated as psychiatric (mental illness) was as follows:
Area Health Authority £ Cheshire 13,094,517 Liverpool (Teaching) 5,705,877 St. Helens and Knowsley Nil Sefton Nil Wirral Nil Total for Region 18,800,394
§ Mr. Charles Irvingasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what was the total revenue expenditure on services for the mentally ill in 1975–76 for the South-Western Regional Health Authority and for each area health authority within that region.
§ Mr. MoyleIt is not possible from the accounts of NHS authorities to identify expenditure on the treatment of patients suffering from specified diseases or conditions, except where treatment is given in hospitals in which the beds are provided exclusively or predominantly for the use of a single specialty. Services for the mentally ill are provided not only in such special purpose hospitals but frequently in acute and other hospitals, and also as part of the community health services. I regret, therefore that the information is not available in the form requested.
Expenditure in 1975–76 of area health authorities within the South-Western Regional Health Authority on hospitals designated (mental illness) was as follows:
Area Health Authority £ Avon (Teaching) 4,132,101 Cornwall 3,138,165 Devon 7,029,772 Gloucester 2,932,625 Somerset 4,234,792 Total for Region 21,467,455