HC Deb 15 December 1988 vol 143 cc691-2W
Mr. Wareing

To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will publish a breakdown of how the £9.5 million paid during the current financial year to combat drug abuse has been allocated between regional health authorities.

Mr. Kenneth Clarke

The £9.5 million available to regional health authorities for the development of drug misuse services in 1988–89 has been allocated as follows:

Regional health authority £'000s
Northern 603
Yorkshire 718
Trent 932

The new clinical grading structure for nursing, midwifery and health visitor staff
Number of staff in each of the old clinical grades assimilated to each of the new clinical grades on the basis of duties and responsibilities on 1 April 1988: Wigan
Numbers transferred to each new clinical grade
Previous grade Staff in post whole time equivalents A B C D E F 1G H I
Nursing Auxiliary 416.13 383.66 32.47
Staff Nursery Nurse 5.64 5.64
Enrolled Nurse2 406.60 197.73 81.81 127.06
Enrolled District Nurse2 70.82 69.23 1.59
Senior Enrolled Nurse2 28.30 12.47 15.83
Staff Nurse2 310.25 53.94 212.14 44.17
Staff Midwife2 44.98 2.00 27.76 15.22
Deputy Sister2 1.06 1.06
Nursing Sister II2 228.78 91.43 135.35 2.00
Midwifery Sister II2 87.72 36.76 50.96
District Nurse (Sister II)2 59.12 2.22 54.90 2.0
Nursing Sister I
Midwifery Sister I2
Health Visitor 80.00 77.00 3.00
Senior Nurse 8 3.00 1.00 2.00
Senior Nurse 8 (Midwife)
Senior Nurse 7 17.00 3.00 14.00
Senior Nurse 7 (Midwife) 6.00 6.00
Clinical Teacher 4.00 4.00
Fieldwork Teacher 12.00 12.00

Regional health authority £000s
East Anglian 393
North West Thames 719
North East Thames 765
South East Thames 718
South West Thames 576
Wessex 585
Oxford 530
South Western 617
West Midlands 1,044
Mersey 481
North Western 789
Total 9,470

The allocations are based on each region's population in the 15 to 34 years age group.

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