Rampton Hospital (Nurses) (Hansard, 11 February 1985)

§ Mr. Ashton

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services why staff nurses Irene Hollis and Josephine Mason at Rampton hospital have not been re-instated following suspensions on suspicion of theft in November 1984 when the Director of Public Prosecutions has

Item	Reasons for slopping collection
Hospital and Community health service statistics Parts of form SH3 giving statistics on the following types of ancillary department in hospitals:
Blood gas analysis
Electrolysis
Electro myography	^*
Medical illustration
Medical photography
Plaster room
Skin treatment
Stoma therapy
Parts of form SH9 giving statistics on in patient and out-patient costs incurred under contractual arrangements with institutions outside the National Health Service.	More reliable but less detailed information on expenditure is available separately from the annual accounts of health authorities.
Forms SBH13A and B on legal status of patients on admission to and discharge from mental illness and mental handicap hospitals and units.	Similar data could be obtained from the general-purpose Mental Health Enquiry.
Parts of forms SBH112A, B and C giving statistics on various facilities in mental illness and mental handicap hospitals and units.	^*
Parts of form SBH195 giving statistics on mileage travelled by ambulances.	^*
National Health Manpower statistics
From the Medical Manpower Census
i. numbers of general practitioners participating in Hospital Bed Fund arrangements (paragraphs 88–93 of the terms and conditions of service for Doctors and Dentists).	It was decided that the need for these statistics did not justify the cost of collecting them.
ii. numbers and whole-time equivalents of Post-Registration House Officers.	The grade title has been discontinued.
iii. for Senior Registrars, information on whether the individual is in training or has completed training.	It was decided that the need for these statistics did not justify the cost of collecting them.
Local authority personal social services statistics Tables from form SSDA906 showing the number of children or young persons engaged in intermediate treatment and the number of intermediate treatment staff employed.	These two tables were added to the return in 1981 to monitor for a limited period the planned expansion of intermediate treatment for children. When the form was reviewed it was decided that this purpose had been served and the tables were dropped.

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confirmed to the chairman of the Rampton review board that he cannot trace any papers relating to a police prosecution and their police bail expired on 5 December 1984.