§ Mr. Carter-Jonesasked the Secretary of State for Social Services (1) how many 399W assessors are employed by the South-West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
(2) how many assessors are employed by the South-East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
(3) how many assessors are employed by the North-East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
(4) how many assessors are employed by the North-Western Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
(5) how many assessors are employed by the Liverpool Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
(6) how many assessors are employed by the Wessex Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
(7) how many assessors are employed by the South-Western Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
(8) how many assessors are employed by the Oxford Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
(9) how many assessors are employed by the Manchester Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement;
400W(10) how many assessors are employed by the Birmingham Regional Hospital Board in prescribing Possum equipment for the severely disabled; what training and instruction they have received; and if he will make a statement.
§ Mr. AlisonThese Boards each employ one assessor. As regards their training, I would refer the hon. Member to my reply to him on 10th February.—[Vol. 811, c.209–210.]
§ Mr. Carter-Jonesasked the Secretary of State for Social Services (1) how many severely disabled persons in the South-West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(2) how many severely disabled persons in the South-East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(3) how many severely disabled persons in the North-East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(4) how many severely disabled persons in the North-West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(5) how many severely disabled persons in the Wessex Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(6) how many severely disabled persons in the Oxford Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(7) how many severely disabled persons in the Manchester Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; 401W how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(8) how many severely disabled persons in the Birmingham Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(9) how many severely disabled persons in the Liverpool Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; how many have eventually been prescribed; and if he will make a statement;
(10) how many severely disabled persons in the South-Western Regional Hospital Board area were assessed for Possum equipment for the severely disabled; how many have been prescribed; and if he will make a statement.
§ Mr. AlisonThe numbers of severely disabled persons concerned are shown in the following table:
Regional Hospital Board Numbers of Patients assessed Numbers prescribed South West Metropolitan 36 23 South East Metropolitan 23 11 North East Metropolitan 31 18 North West Metropolitan 15 11 Wessex 4 — Oxford 14 8 Manchester 28 12 Birmingham 18 9 Liverpool 10 8 South Western 23 14 On other aspects of this matter I would refer the hon. Member to my replies to him on 3rd, 9th and 10th February.—[Vol. 810, c. 306; Vol. 811, c. 113–14, c. 209–10.]
§ Mr. Carter-Jonesasked the Secretary of State for Social Services (1) what methods are used by the South-West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament;
(2) what methods are used by the South-East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the 402W severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament;
(3) what methods are used by the North-East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament;
(4) what methods are used by the North-West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament:
(5) what methods are used by the South-Western Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament;
(6) what methods are used by the Oxford Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of the Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament;
(7) what methods are used by the Manchester Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament;
(8) what methods are used by the Birmingham Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament;
403W(9) what methods are used by the Wessex Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament.
(10) what methods are used by the Liverpool Regional Hospital Board to inform general practitioners, welfare workers and other interested persons and bodies of the availability of Possum equipment for the severely disabled; and if copies of such documents or information can be made available to Members of Parliament.
Property Use Central Middlesex Hospital Acton Lane, N.W.10 Hospital(mainly acute)and grounds. Includes offices, residential accommodation, sports field and ambulance station and allotments leased to local authorities. Willesden General Hospital Harlesden Road, N.W.10 Hospital(acute)and grounds. Includes residential accommodation. 191, Harlesden Road, N.W.10 … Residential accommodation 215, Harlesden Road, N.W.10 … Residential accommodation 331, Harlesden Road, N.W.10 … Residential accommodation 335, Harlesden Road, N.W.10 … Residential accommodation 341, Harlesden Road, N.W.10 … Residential accommodation St. Monica's Hospital 16 Brondesbury Park, N.W.6 … Hospital (chronic) and grounds Action Hospital Gunnersbury Lane, W.3 … Hospital (acute) and grounds 42–44, Gunnersbury Lane, W.3 … Residental accommodation 30, Hillcrest Road, W.3 … Residential accommodation Leamington park Hospital Wales Farm Road, W.3 … Hospital (chronic) and grounds Neasden Hospital Brentfield Road, N.W.10 … Hospital (isolation, chronic, ophthalmic) and grounds Includes residential accommodation Willesden Chest Clinic Pound Lane, N.W.10 … Clinic and grounds. Includes rooms leased to local authority Central Preliminary Training School The Vale, W.8 … Nurses' Training School Estimates of the current market value of these properties are not available, and could not be provided without disproportionate work.