§ Dr. Lynne JonesTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how the NHS executive's regional office network monitors the mental health services' implementation of the care programme approach; and if the results of the monitoring are publicly available. [8263]
§ Mr. BurnsImplementation of the care programme approach is monitored via quarterly returns made by health authorities to the national health service executive.
The results of the monitoring are not routinely published.
§ Dr. JonesTo ask the Secretary of State for Health, pursuant to his answer of 4 November,Official Report, columns 397–98, what was the average length of the previous stay in hospital of the 5,000 patients aged 16 to 64 years readmitted as emergencies within 90 days of discharge. [8259]
§ Dr. JonesTo ask the Secretary of State for Health, pursuant to his answer of 31 October,Official Report, column 197, what schemes for (i) residential and (ii) 24-hour nursed care accommodation for mentally ill patients under 65 years are currently being negotiated under the private finance initiative. [8257]
§ Mr. HoramAll capital schemes have to be tested for private finance. The table shows those schemes with a capital value of £1 million or more that are currently, or will be, tested for private finance and which are wholly or partly for 24-hour nursed care or residential accommodation for mentally ill patients under 65. Information on smaller schemes is not held centrally.
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Trust Scheme Addenbrooke's NHS Trust Mental Health Strategy Phase 2 Aylesbury Vale Community Healthcare NHS Trust Mental Health Intensive Care Unit Mid-Anglia Community Health NHS Trust Acute mental Health—Ward G8 North West Anglia Healthcare NHS Trust Mental Health Reprovision Oxfordshire Mental Healthcare NHS Trust Medium Secure Unit
Trust Scheme South Bedfordshire Community Healthcare NHS Trust Fairfield Reprovision Bolton Hospitals NHS Trust Integrated Acute Psychiatric Services Guild Community Healthcare NHS Trust Medium Secure Unit Calderstones NHS Trust Medium Secure Unit Portsmouth Healthcare NHS Trust Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Schemes Salisbury Healthcare NHS Trust Inpatient Mental Health Scheme Black Country Mental Health NHS Trust Acute Psychiatric Unit Northern Birmingham Mental Health Services NHS Trust Reprovision of Community Based Facilities Walsgrave Hospitals NHS Trust Project 2002 North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust Reprovision of Mental Illness and Health Services BHB Community Healthcare NHS Trust Long Stay mental Health Reprovision Hillingdon Hospital NHS Trust Mental Health Reprovision Riverside Mental Health NHS Trust Long Stay Mental Health Reprovision Leeds Community and Mental Health Services Teaching NHS Trust Reprovision of Mental Health Services South Durham Healthcare NHS Trust New Acute Mental Health Facilities South Durham Healthcare NHS Trust 25 Bed Facility with Treatment Suites Leeds Community and Mental Health Services Teaching NHS Trust Seacroft Mental Health Unit Calderdale Healthcare NHS Trust Centralisation of Acute Hospital Services Community Healthcare: North Durham NHS Trust Facilities for Difficult to Place Patients Chichester Priority Services NHS Trust Graylingwell Reprovision Hastings and Rother NHS Trust Mental Health Reprovision North Downs Community Health NHS Trust Farnham Hospital Development Surrey Heartlands NHS Trust West Park Hospital Reprovision Worthing Priority Care NHS Trust Homefield Hospital Redevelopment North Kent Healthcare NHS Trust Sheppey Community Hospital Oxleas NHS Trust Bexley Hospital Reprovision Lewisham and Guys Mental Health NHS Trust Adolescent Psychiatry Unit Greenwich Healthcare NHS Trust Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital
§ Dr. JonesTo ask the Secretary of State for Health what plans he has to discuss with the Royal College of Psychiatrists the reasons for the readmission of 5,000 patients aged 16 to 64 years to hospitals as emergencies within 90 days of previous discharge between April and June 1996. [8261]
§ Dr. JonesTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how many psychiatric patients aged between 16 and 64 years who were discharged from hospital in the period from July to September were readmitted to hospital within 90 days of discharge or by the present date. [8260]
§ Mr. BurnsFrom the information collected centrally it is not possible to identify how many of the psychiatric patients aged 16 to 64 who were discharged during the period July to September have subsequently been readmitted as emergencies.