HC Deb 23 May 2002 vol 386 cc590-3W
Mr. Weir

To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many physiotherapists there are per head of population in each of the National Health Service trust areas in England. [57299]

Mr. Hutton

Population data are not available by trust but have been given by health authority as shown in the table.

Between 1997 and 2001 the number of physiotherapists has increased by 1,640 or 14 per cent.

NHS hospital and community health services (HCHS): qualified scientific, therapeutic and technical staff within the physiotherapy area of work by health authority area and per population as at 30 September 2001
Health authority Whole-time equivalents Per 100,000 population Per head of population Headcount
QDJ—Newcastle and North Tyneside 150 33 0.0003 180
QDK—North Cumbria 110 33 0.0003 130
QDM—Northumberland 150 49 0.0005 180
QDN—Sunderland 80 27 0.0003 90
QDP—Tees 180 33 0.0003 220
QDQ—Wakefield 90 29 0.0003 100
QDR—North Yorkshire 180 24 0.0002 240
QDT—Calderdale and Kirklees 170 28 0.0003 200
Trent 1,330 26 0.0003 1,600
QCG—Barnsley 60 27 0.0003 70
QCH—North Derbyshire 90 25 0.0003 120
QCJ—South Derbyshire 120 22 0.0002 160
QCK—Doncaster 90 31 0.0003 100
QCL—Leicestershire 200 21 0.0002 240
QCM—Lincolnshire 120 18 0.0002 140
QCN—North Nottinghamshire 110 27 0.0003 130
QCP—Nottingham 210 32 0.0003 250
QCQ—Rotherham 80 33 0.0003 100
QCR—Sheffield 230 43 0.0004 270
QDL—South Humber 20 8 0.0001 20
West Midlands 1,360 25 0.0003 1,750
QD9—Birmingham 330 33 0.0003 390
QEA—Coventry 80 27 0.0003 110
QEC—Dudley 70 23 0.0002 90
QED—Herefordshire 40 22 0.0002 60
QEE—Sandwell 50 17 0.0002 60
QEF—Shropshire 140 32 0.0003 190
QEG—Solihull 20 8 0.0001 30
QEH—North Staffordshire 160 34 0.003 200
QEJ—South Staffordshire 120 20 0.0002 160
QEK—Walsall 40 15 0.0001 40
QEL—Warwickshire 130 25 0.0002 160
QEM—Wolverhampton 60 25 0.0002 70
QEN—Worcestershire 130 24 0.0002 180
North West 1,940 29 0.0003 2,360
QC1—South Lancashire 60 18 0.0002 80
QC2—Liverpool 150 33 0.0003 170
QC3—Manchester 270 63 0.0006 310
QC4—Morecambe Bay 90 29 0.0003 130
QC5—St. Helen's and Knowsley 70 23 0.0002 90
QC6—Salford and Trafford 140 31 0.0003 160
QC7—Sefton 120 41 0.0004 130
QC8—Stockport 70 23 0.0002 80
QC9—West Pennine 100 21 0.0002 110
QCT—Bury and Rochdale 70 18 0.0002 80
QCV—North Cheshire 110 35 0.0004 140
QCW—South Cheshire 160 23 0.0002 220
QCX—East Lancashire 110 22 0.0002 140
QCY—North West Lancashire 120 27 0.0003 160
QDA—Wigan and Bolton 190 34 0.0003 230
QDC—Wirral 110 35 0.0003 150
Eastern 1,110 20 0.0002 1,400
QA6—Bedfordshire 100 17 0.0002 120
QAX—North Essex 150 16 0.0002 200
QAY—South Essex 120 17 0.0002 140
QCF—Suffolk 150 22 0.0002 210
QER—Cambridgeshire 200 26 0.0003 250
QET—Norfolk 210 26 0.0003 260
QEX—Hertfordshire 180 17 0.0002 220
London 2,000 27 0.0003 2,320
QA2—Hillingdon 30 13 0.0001 40
QA3—Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster 210 52 0.0005 250
QA5—Redbridge and Waltham Forest 50 11 0.0001 60
QAD—Croydon 70 21 0.0002 90
QAG—Kingston and Richmond 60 16 0.0002 70
QAH—Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham 260 34 0.0003 280

NHS hospital and community health services (HCHS): qualified scientific, therapeutic and technical staff within the physiotherapy area of work by health authority area and per population as at 30 September 2001
Health authority Whole time equivalents Per 100,000 population Per head of population Headcount
QAJ—Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth 260 40 0.0004 310
QAP—Barking and Havering 100 26 0.0003 110
QAR—Brent and Harrow 130 27 0.0003 160
QAT—Camden and Islington 210 55 0.0006 230
QAV—Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow 140 21 0.0002 170
QAW—East London and the City 170 26 0.0003 180
QEW—Barnet, Enfield and Haringey 170 20 0.0002 210
QEY—Bexley, Bromley and Greenwich 140 19 0.0002 180
South-East 2,000 23 0.0002 2,670
QA7—Berkshire 160 20 0.0002 230
QA8—Buckinghamshire 150 22 0.0002 210
QAE—East Kent 150 26 0.0003 190
QAF—West Kent 190 19 0.0002 260
QAK—East Surrey 90 21 0.0002 120
QAL—West Surrey 210 32 0.0003 280
QAM—East Sussex, Brighton and Hove 190 25 0.0002 250
QAN—West Sussex 150 20 0.0002 200
QCC—Northamptonshire 100 17 0.0002 140
QCE—Oxfordshire 200 32 0.0003 280
QD1—North and Mid Hampshire 100 18 0.0002 130
QD3—Southampton and South West Hampshire 140 26 0.0003 190
QEV—Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and South East Hampshire 150 22 0.0002 190
South West 1,370 27 0.0003 1,850
QD5—Somerset 130 26 0.0003 200
QD6—South and West Devon 180 30 0.0003 220
QD7—Wiltshire 150 25 0.0002 240
QD8—Avon 310 30 0.0003 390
QDV—Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 120 24 0.0002 150
QDW—Dorset 180 26 0.0003 260
QDX—North and East Devon 150 31 0.0003 200
QDY—Gloucestershire 150 27 0.0003 200

Notes:

1. Staff figures are rounded to the nearest 10

2. Population rates are rounded to the nearest whole number and four decimal places

3. Due to rounding totals may not equal the sum of component parts

Source:

Department of Health non-medical workforce census

Forward to