§ Mr. CousinsTo ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will state the distribution by National Health Service region, by spending head and by spending head within each National Health Service region of the extra £40 million so far announced for the implementation of the proposals in "Working for Patients".
Distribution of £32 million additional funding for the hospital and community health services 1989–90 (£ million) 1Personnel function 1Finance function (staff) 2Capital charging 3Medical audit Total allocated Northern 0.366 0.634 0.865 0.051 1.916 Yorkshire 0.411 0.711 0.920 0.053 2.095 Trent 0.512 0.887 0.946 0.064 2.409 East Anglian 0.220 0.381 0.460 0.031 1.092 North West Thames 0.427 0.739 0.865 0.051 2.082 North East Thames 0.526 0.910 1.062 0.063 2.561 South East Thames 0.463 0.801 0.959 0.060 2.283 South West Thames 0.374 0.648 0.800 0.044 1.866 Wessex 0.307 0.532 0.643 0.042 1.524 Oxford 0.247 0.427 0.518 0.048 1.240 South Western 0.364 0.631 0.738 0.044 1.777 West Midlands 0.587 1.016 1.288 0.077 2.968 Mersey 0.294 0.509 0.601 0.036 1.440 North Western 0.502 0.869 1.108 0.067 2.546 All RHAs 5.600 9.695 11.773 0.731 27.799 London post-graduate SHAs 0.100 0.174 0.227 0.019 0.520 Total RHAs and SHAs 5.700 9.869 12.000 0.750 428.319 1 Total allocated pro rata to initial revenue cash limits. 2 Comprises a basic allocation of £13,000 per RHA/SHA plus £25,000 per district (excluding Peterborough, Chester and Calderdale health authorities which have attracted separate funding as capital asset pilot sites), with the remainder allocated pro rata to initial revenue cash limits. 3 Total allocated pro rata to number of medical consultants in each RHA/SHA. 4 Total excludes sums held back for later allocation for example:
£million Internal markets: training 0.771 Medical audit: regional implementation 0.750 methodology development 0.500 Finance function: training initiatives 1.660 Total 3.681