§ Dr. CableTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how many 24 hour-staffed beds for people with severe and enduring mental illness there are in each health authority in England; and how many there were in each of the last three years. [106751]
§ Mr. HuttonThe information requested has been collected centrally only since 1998–99. The following are the numbers of 24 hour staffed beds for people with a mental illness in each health authority in England for 1998–99 and the first two quarters in 1999–2000. In those authorities where centrally collected data show no beds, developments are taking place locally to provide care in appropriate settings.
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Number of 24 hour staffed beds by Health Authority 1998–99 to 1999–2000 Health authority Region 1998–99 outturn 1999–2000 quarter 2 Nottingham Trent 64 70 Rotherham Trent 0 0 Sheffield Trent 37 37 South Derbyshire Trent 31 31 South Humber Trent 0 0 Bedfordshire Eastern 46 46 Cambridgeshire Eastern 12 12 East and North Hertfordshire Eastern 12 12 Norfolk Eastern 0 77 North Essex Eastern 20 30 South Essex Eastern 187 187 Suffolk Eastern 6 6 West Hertfordshire Eastern 30 36 Barking and Havering London 0 0 Barnet London 15 15 Bexley and Greenwich London 8 8 Brent and Harrow London 32 32 Bromley London 10 10 Camden and Islington London 60 60 Croydon London 0 0 Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow London 39 43 East London and City London 106 106 Enfield and Haringey London 56 56 Hillingdon London 0 28 Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster London 13 13 Kingston and Richmond London 62 62 Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham London 138 142 Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth London 185 185 Redbridge and Waltham Forest London 50 50 Berkshire South East 0 0 Buckinghamshire South East 29 29 East Kent South East 45 45 East Surrey South East 21 21 East Sussex, Brighton and Hove South East 175 175 Isle of Wight South East 0 8 North and Mid Hampshire South East 167 167 Northamptonshire South East 10 10 Oxfordshire South East 0 20 Portsmouth and South East Hampshire South East 47 54 Southampton and South West Hampshire South East 83 83 West Kent South East 0 0 West Surrey South East 0 51 West Sussex South East 18 18 Avon South West 0 0 Cornwall and Isles of Scilly South West 20 20 Dorset South West 55 55 Gloucestershire South West 0 0 North and East Devon South West 44 44 Somerset South West 108 108 South and West Devon South West 67 59 Wiltshire South West 150 150 Birmingham West Midlands 53 63 Coventry West Midlands 27 27 Dudley West Midlands 155 155 Herefordshire West Midlands 14 15 North Staffordshire West Midlands 0 0 Sandwell West Midlands 0 10 Shropshire West Midlands 0 0 Solihull West Midlands 9 9 South Staffordshire West Midlands 4 4 Walsall West Midlands 10 10 Warwickshire West Midlands 0 0 Wolverhampton West Midlands 6 8 Worcestershire West Midlands 0 0 Bury and Rochdale North West 11 11 East Lancashire North West 11 11 Liverpool North West 0 10 Manchester North West 87 94 Morecambe Bay North West 53 53 North Cheshire North West 24 24
Number of 24 hour staffed beds by Health Authority 1998–99 to 1999–2000 Health authority Region 1998–99 outturn 1999–2000 quarter 2 North West Lancashire North West 26 36 Salford and Trafford North West 54 54 Sefton North West 0 0 South Cheshire North West 40 40 South Lancashire North West 33 33 St. Helens and Knowsley North West 22 22 Stockport North West 16 16 West Pennine North West 0 0 Wigan and Bolton North West 37 37 Wirral North West 0 5 England 3,998 4,331
§ Dr. CableTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how many acute psychiatric beds there are (1) in each health authority in England; [106747]
(2) in each London health authority. [106752]
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Average daily number of available acute psychiatric beds by Health Authority 1997–98 Health authority Region Average daily number of available psychiatric beds Bradford Northern and Yorkshire 308 Calderdale and Kirklees Northern and Yorkshire 403 County Durham Northern and Yorkshire 503 East Riding Northern and Yorkshire 279 Gateshead and South Tyneside Northern and Yorkshire 374 Leeds Northern and Yorkshire 708 Newcastle and North Tyneside Northern and Yorkshire 506 North Cumbria Northern and Yorkshire 325 North Yorkshire Northern and Yorkshire 530 Northumberland Northern and Yorkshire 230 Sunderland Northern and Yorkshire 323 Tees Northern and Yorkshire 393 Wakefield Northern and Yorkshire 341 Barnsley Trent 186 Doncaster Trent 210 Leicestershire Trent 563 Lincolnshire Trent 529 North Derbyshire Trent 244 North Nottinghamshire Trent 235 Nottingham Trent 498 Rotherham Trent 261 Sheffield Trent 403 South Derbyshire Trent 514 South Humber Trent 138 Birmingham West Midlands 856 Coventry West Midlands 129 Dudley West Midlands 166 Herefordshire West Midlands 80 North Staffordshire West Midlands 510 Sandwell West Midlands 132 Shropshire West Midlands 270 Solihull West Midlands 160 South Staffordshire West Midlands 258 Walsall West Midlands 124 Warwickshire West Midlands 276 Wolverhampton West Midlands 124 Worcester West Midlands 157 Bury and Rochdale North West 189 East Lancashire North West 329 Liverpool North West 302 Manchester North West 412 Morecambe Bay North West 368 North Cheshire North West 232 North West Lancashire North West 558 Salford and Trafford North West 584 Sefton North West 253 South Cheshire North West 222 South Lancashire North West 132' St. Helens and Knowsley North West 194
§ Mr. HuttonThe table shows the average daily number of available acute psychiatric beds by health authority in England, derived from information obtained at trust level.
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Average daily number of available acute psychiatric beds by Health Authority 1997–98 Health authority Region Average daily number of available psychiatric beds Stockport North West 206 West Pennine North West 334 Wigan and Bolton North West 402 Wirral North West 313 Bedfordshire Eastern 439 Cambridge and Huntingdon Eastern 355 East Norfolk Eastern 698 North and East Hertfordshire Eastern 170 North Essex Eastern 483 North West Anglia Eastern 258 South Essex Eastern 488 Suffolk Eastern 351 West Hertfordshire Eastern 218 Barking and Havering London 519 Barnet London 486 Bexley and Greenwich London 664 Brent and Harrow London 394 Bromley London 673 Camden and Islington London 497 Croydon1 London — Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow London 659 East London and The City London 501 Enfield and Haringey London 486 Hillingdon London 117 Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster London 646 Kingston and Richmond London 196 Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham London 309 Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth London 529 Redbridge and Waltham Forest London 625 Berkshire South East 446 Buckinghamshire South East 330 East Kent South East 265 East Surrey South East 320 East Sussex South East 490 Isle of Wight South East 85 North and Mid Hampshire South East 210 Northamptonshire South East 374 Oxfordshire South East 328 Portsmouth and South East Hampshire South East 437 Southampton and South West Hampshire South East 289 West Kent South East 561 West Surrey South East 465 West Sussex South East 561 Avon South West 628 Cornwall and Isles of Scilly South West 210 Dorset South West 525 Gloucester South West 255 North and East Devon South West 413 Somerset South West 412 South and West Devon South West 393 Wiltshire South West 570 England 36,601 1 Croydon Health Authority shows no available beds for 1997–98. This is because the hospital sites in the health authority area have their Trust headquarters in a neighbouring health authority. Source:
Annual Körner return KH03—'Bed Availability and Occupancy'