§ Mr. BayleyTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how many private patients were treated in(a) NHS pay beds and (b) independent sector beds for (i) all acute conditions excluding maternity care, (ii) maternity care, (iii) cataract surgery, (iv) hip replacement surgery and (v) heart surgery in 1989–90 and each year since then. [29019]
§ Mr. MaloneInformation for England for private patients treated in national health service pay beds is shown in the table. Information on private patients treated in independent sector beds is not available centrally.
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Finished consultant episodes Acute care (excluding maternity) Maternity Cataract Hip replacement Heart surgery 1990–91 66,956 2,089 4,019 1,142 3,217 1991–92 74,629 2,356 4,193 1,267 4,152 1992–93 72,791 2,505 3,906 1,244 4,648 1993–94 81,697 1,934 4,369 1,463 5,253 Note:
Data in the table is grossed. Information for 1989–90 is not available on a comparable basis.
Source:
Hospital Episode System.
§ Mr. BayleyTo ask the Secretary of State for Health what is the estimated number of admissions to NHS hospitals in England from non-NHS hospitals, nursing homes, health care and residential institutions in 1985–86 and in each year since then. [29020]
§ Mr. MaloneThe relevant information is as follows:
From local authority care (including residential accommodation and foster care) From non—NHS hospitals, nursing homes, health care or residential institutions 1990–91 4,303 39,766 1991–92 5,031 36,535 1992–93 4,389 32,225 1993–94 4,693 30,408 Note:
Data in the table is grossed. Information for 1989–90 and earlier years is not available on a comparable basis.
Source:
Hospital Episode System.