HC Deb 17 February 1997 vol 290 cc378-80W
Mr. Chris Smith

To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list the number of fundholding(a) general practitioners and (b) practices by health authority (i) in Total and (ii) as a percentage of all general practitioners and practices. [13245]

Mr. Malone

Current year information on the number of fundholding practices and general practitioners is given in the table. These figures are available only as Totals and not as percentages. The corresponding figures, including percentages, are available for 1995–96 and this information is in the Library.

Numbers of general practitioner fundholders-1996–97
Health authority Practices GPs Populations covered (percentage)
Northern and Yorkshire
East Riding 46 180 66
North Yorkshire 67 295 69
Bradford 41 165 60
Calderdale and Kirklees 24 98 35
Leeds 43 207 51
Wakefield 33 136 82
Tees 18 88 34
North Cumbria 19 96 48
County Durham 40 154 50
Northumberland 30 138 71
Gateshead and South Tyneside 19 81 41
Newcastle and North Tyneside 24 96 35
Sunderland 20 70 50
Trent
Barnsley 16 40 35
North Debyshire 54 180 91
South Derbyshire 65 240 79
Doncaster 28 96 64
Leicestershire 60 238 50
Lincolnshire 61 217 66
North Nottinghamshire 19 76 41
Nottingham 27 80 26
Rotherham 21 56 49
Sheffield 45 159 52
South Humber 32 114 69
Anglia and Oxford
Bedfordshire 20 96 34
Berkshire 63 262 62
Buckinghamshire 57 249 71
Cambridge and Huntingdon 12 58 26
East Norfolk 37 183 55
Northamptonshire 34 148 50
North West Anglia 25 108 49
Oxfordshire 40 194 54
Suffolk 25 136 37
North Thames
Barking and Havering 49 111 62
Barnet 26 69 39
Brent and Harrow 65 168 64
Camden and Islington 9 18 10

Numbers of general practitioner fundholders-1996–97
Health authority Practices GPs Populations covered (percentage)
Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow 61 130 38
East London and The City 41 94 35
Enfield and Haringey 18 55 27
East and North Hertfordshire 43 201 76
West Hertfordshire 48 214 77
Hillingdon 22 67 51
Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster 38 84 49
North Essex 59 212 57
Redbridge and Waltham Forest 60 116 59
South Essex 62 153 48
South Thames
East Sussex, Brighton and Hove 56 197 52
West Sussex 55 245 63
East Surrey 24 94 42
West Surrey 45 232 67
Kingston and Richmond 42 154 77
Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham 18 61 18
Bexley and Greenwich 36 110 54
Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth 39 137 44
Croydon 12 43 27
East Kent 54 180 58
West Kent 91 296 55
Bromley 12 36 27
South and West
Avon 42 182 37
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 18 96 32
South and West Devon 33 152 39
North and East Devon 33 144 48
Dorset 46 208 50
Gloucestershire 25 124 39
Isle of Wight 15 63 84
North and Mid Hampshire 33 170 64
Portsmouth and South East Hampshire 12 69 23
Somerset 29 128 44
Southampton and South West Hampshire 38 160 54
Wiltshire 45 183 60
West Midlands
Birmingham 108 283 49
Coventry 32 79 54
Dudley 25 70 45
Herefordshire 18 77 80
Worcestershire 55 239 82
Sandwell 44 108 74
Shropshire 19 97 45
Solihull 21 114 82
South Staffordshire 43 144 55
North Staffordshire 48 124 55
Walsall 35 72 53

Numbers of general practitioner fundholders-1996–97
Health authority Practices GPs Populations covered (percentage)
Warwickshire 59 220 84
Wolverhampton 18 49 39
North West
Bury and Rochdale 62 170 81
East Lancashire 58 153 63
Liverpool 40 110 48
Manchester 20 64 25
Morecambe Bay 30 126 71
North Cheshire 19 85 52
North West Lancashire 35 121 50
Salford and Trafford 39 95 42
Sefton 23 71 47
South Cheshire 62 283 75
South Lancashire 24 66 46
Stockport 29 89 60
St. Helens and Knowsley 38 100 56
West Pennine 39 104 46
Wigan and Bolton 45 126 44
Wirral 28 94 49

Source:

NHS executive regional offices.

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