§ Sandra GidleyTo ask the Secretary of State for Health what is, by regional health authority,(a) the total number of full-time and (b) part-time midwives and what the (i) modal, (ii) mean and (iii) median age is of midwives for each of the last three years for which figures are available. [48249]
§ Mr. HuttonRegional Health Authorities were abolished in 1996. Information on midwives working full time and part time by Health Authority is shown in the table. The information about age is as follows.
1230WHealth how many overseas doctors there were working in the UK as a proportion of all doctors practising on NHS patients, broken down by regional health authority in (a) the NHS and (b) agencies in each of the last three years for which figures are available [48034]
§ Mr. HuttonRegional health authorities were abolished in 1996 and replaced by regional offices, the data has therefore been broken down by regional office. The Department does not collect data on the number of overseas doctors working in the UK broken down by agencies.
Available information is shown in the tables. One table contains headcount figures, the other table contains percentage figures.
NHS Hospital and Community Health Services (HCHS): Modal, mean and median ages of midwives in England as at 30 September each year headcount 1999 2000 2001 Mode 35 38 37 Mean 40 41 41 Median 39 40 40 Notes:
Figures exclude bank staff, learners and agency staff.
Source:
Department of Health Non-Medical Workforce Census.
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NHS Hospital and Community Health Services (HCHS): Mean, median and modal ages of midwives in England as at 30 September each year headcount 1999 2000 2001 Total Full-time Part-time Bank Total Full-time Part-time Bank Total Full-time Part-time Bank England total 22,800 11,070 9,840 1,900 22,570 10,660 10,200 1,710 23,080 10,720 10,780 1,570 Northern & Yorkshire 2,650 1,360 1,210 80 2,700 1,360 1,260 70 3,000 1,500 1,390 110 QDD Bradford HA 280 170 110 10 300 170 120 10 310 170 130 10 QDE County Durham & Darlington HA 190 100 90 — 190 100 90 10 200 100 100 10 QDF East Riding & Hull HA 230 100 120 10 210 100 100 * 240 100 120 20 QDG Gateshead & South Tyneside HA 170 80 70 20 160 80 70 10 180 90 60 20 QDH Leeds HA 290 160 110 20 340 180 130 30 330 190 130 — QDJ Newcastle & North Tyneside HA 190 110 70 — 220 120 100 — 260 140 110 * QDK North Cumbria HA 140 50 90 — 140 40 90 10 140 50 80 * QDM Northumberland HA 160 80 80 * 150 70 80 — 170 70 80 20 QDN Sunderland HA 130 80 50 — 120 80 40 — 120 80 40 — QDP Tees HA 250 120 120 * 240 130 110 * 300 150 150 — QDQ Wakefield HA 180 80 90 10 170 80 90 10 160 70 90 10 QDR North Yorkshire HA 250 140 110 * 270 130 140 — 350 150 170 30 QDT Calderdale & Kirklees HA 180 90 90 — 180 90 90 — 250 120 130 — Trent 2,270 1,100 1,090 80 2,280 1,040 1,190 50 2,200 940 1,220 40 QCG Barnsley HA 100 60 30 * 100 60 40 — 100 60 40 — QCH North Derbyshire HA 120 70 50 * 120 60 50 * 140 70 60 * QCJ Southern Derbyshire HA 180 110 80 — 190 100 90 — 190 90 90 10 QCK Doncaster HA 160 60 90 10 150 50 90 * 140 50 90 — QCL Leicestershire HA 390 190 170 40 390 180 180 30 370 160 190 20 QCM Lincolnshire HA 260 100 140 10 260 100 150 10 250 90 160 — QCN North Nottinghamshire HA 140 70 70 * 140 60 80 — 90 40 40 — QCP Nottingham HA 360 170 190 — 390 160 240 — 460 170 290 — QCQ Rotherham HA 110 60 50 — 100 50 50 — 110 50 50 — QCR Sheffield HA 280 120 160 — 280 120 160 — 270 110 150 * QDL South Humber HA 160 90 70 — 160 80 80 * 80 30 50 * West Midlands 2,790 1,250 1,300 230 2,700 1,180 1,350 180 2,640 1,160 1,380 100 QD9 Birmingham HA 830 400 310 120 790 390 310 80 740 380 330 20 QEA Coventry HA 200 80 120 * 190 70 110 10 200 80 120 * QEC Dudley HA 160 50 80 30 170 40 80 40 160 50 90 20 QED Herefordshire HA 70 30 40 * 70 30 40 — 70 30 40 * QEE Sandwell HA 100 60 20 10 100 60 20 10 100 60 20 20 QEF Shropshire HA 210 50 160 — 210 40 170 — 210 40 160 — QEH North Staffordshire HA 220 110 110 — 220 110 110 — 210 90 110 — QEJ South Staffordshire HA 200 110 90 * 210 100 100 * 210 100 100 — QEK Walsall HA 160 70 80 10 150 70 80 * 150 60 80 10 QEL Warwickshire HA 200 90 90 10 200 90 100 10 200 90 110 * QEM Wolverhampton HA 140 70 70 — 140 70 70 — 140 60 70 — QEN Worcestershire HA 290 120 130 40 260 100 140 20 260 100 140 20 North West 3,630 7,750 1,680 210 3,550 1,700 1,700 140 3,670 1,720 1,790 170 QC1 South Lancashire HA 40 30 10 — 40 30 10 — 40 30 * — QC2 Liverpool HA 230 100 120 10 240 100 120 20 340 140 200 * QC3 Manchester HA 400 240 150 — 410 240 150 20 380 230 150 * QC4 Morecambe Bay HA 120 50 60 20 120 50 70 * 160 70 90 10 QC5 St Helen's & Knowsley HA 120 70 50 — 120 60 60 — 120 60 60 — QC6 Salford & Trafford HA 240 110 120 10 220 100 120 — 200 100 110 — QC7 Sefton HA 230 100 120 10 280 100 150 40 130 50 60 10 QC8 Stockport HA 180 100 70 10 160 90 70 — 190 90 70 20 QC9 West Pennine HA 160 90 70 — 180 90 70 20 300 110 120 60 QCT Bury & Rochdale HA 210 100 110 * 190 100 100 * 200 100 100 * QCV North Cheshire HA 160 60 100 — 170 70 90 10 160 70 90 — QCW South Cheshire HA 360 140 180 40 330 140 180 10 340 140 180 20 QCX East Lancashire HA 340 140 130 70 280 150 130 * 270 140 140 — QCY North West Lancashire HA 340 140 180 20 330 140 180 20 340 140 180 20 QDA Wigan and Bolton HA 310 180 130 — 310 160 150 — 330 160 180 * QDC Wirral HA 190 100 70 20 180 90 70 10 180 90 70 20 Eastern 2,000 920 930 150 2,150 900 970 280 2,080 880 1,000 200 QA6 Bedfordshire HA 220 110 110 10 270 100 120 50 250 110 120 30 QAX North Essex HA 310 150 160 * 370 140 160 70 320 150 160 — QAY South Essex HA 240 130 110 10 260 130 110 20 250 130 100 20
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NHS Hospital and Community Health Services (HCHS): Mean, median and modal ages of midwives in England as at 30 September each year headcount 1999 2000 2001 Total Full-time Part-time Bank Total Full-time Part-time Bank Total Full-time Part-time Bank QCF Suffolk HA 160 50 70 40 150 50 100 — 140 50 90 — QEP East & North Hertfordshire HA 220 100 100 20 200 90 90 20 * — — — QEQ West Hertfordshire HA 160 50 70 40 240 100 90 60 — — — — QER Cambridgeshire HA 420 200 190 20 310 140 140 30 420 140 170 120 QET Norfolk HA 270 140 120 10 340 140 170 40 310 130 180 — QEX Hertfordshire HA — — — — — — — — 380 170 170 40 London 3,700 2,060 930 710 3,400 1,940 920 540 3,530 2,010 1,020 500 QA2 Hillingdon HA 230 110 70 50 100 60 40 — 110 60 50 — QA3 Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster HA 240 160 60 20 220 140 60 20 220 140 70 10 QA4 Enfield & Haringey HA 100 70 20 10 100 70 20 10 * — — — QA5 Redbridge & Waltham Forest HA 220 140 70 — 210 130 80 — 120 80 40 — QAA Bexley & Greenwich HA 180 60 80 30 200 60 90 50 — — — — QAC Bromley HA 90 60 30 — 80 50 30 — — — — — QAD Croydon HA 200 60 40 100 90 30 20 40 110 50 50 10 QAG Kingston & Richmond HA 180 70 80 30 160 70 70 20 160 60 70 30 QAH Lambeth, Southwark & Lewisham HA 420 300 60 60 380 290 60 30 430 300 100 40 QAJ Merton, Sutton & Wandsworth HA 380 190 120 60 380 180 120 80 350 190 110 50 QAP Barking & Havering HA 130 90 40 * 150 90 40 20 250 140 70 40 QAQ Bamet HA 220 120 60 30 210 100 60 50 — — — — QAR Brent & Harrow HA 160 100 40 20 180 100 40 40 130 80 30 10 QAT Camden & Islington HA 220 140 30 60 230 140 40 50 220 150 50 20 QAV Ealing, Hammersmith & Hounslow HA 330 130 60 140 380 190 90 100 440 180 100 150 QAW East London & the City HA 420 260 70 80 340 230 60 40 370 260 60 50 QEW Bamet, Enfield & Haringey HA — — — — — — — — 330 190 80 60 QEY Bexley, Bromley & Greenwich HA — — — — — — — — 290 120 130 40 South East 3,360 1,510 1,580 270 3,410 1,500 1,640 260 3,550 1,530 1,750 270 QA7 Berkshire HA 310 150 120 40 320 160 130 30 340 170 140 30 QA8 Buckinghamshire HA 290 140 120 30 280 130 120 30 340 130 140 70 QAE East Kent HA 130 70 50 * 120 60 60 — 260 110 150 * QAF West Kent HA 510 220 200 80 480 220 200 60 440 220 190 20 QAK East Surrey HA — — — — — — — — 130 70 60 * QAL West Surrey HA 290 110 140 40 320 130 150 40 280 100 150 30 QAM East Sussex, Brighton & Hove HA 110 60 50 * 170 90 80 10 180 90 80 * QAN West Sussex HA 380 180 160 40 400 180 170 50 280 110 120 50 QCC Northamptonshire HA 290 120 160 10 270 120 150 10 270 120 140 * QCE Oxfordshire HA 300 140 140 10 300 140 140 20 300 130 170 — QD1 North & Mid Hampshire HA 220 100 110 10 220 90 120 10 250 90 110 50 QD2 Portsmouth & South East Hampshire HA 250 100 150 * 250 100 150 10 — — — — QD3 Southampton & South West Hampshire HA 210 90 120 * 210 90 120 * 180 80 110 — QD4 Isle Of Wight HA 70 20 50 — 60 10 50 — — — — — QEV Isle of Wight, Portsmouth & South East Hampshire HA — — — — — — — — 310 110 200 * South West 2,400 1,100 1,120 180 2,380 1,030 1,170 180 2,410 980 1,240 180 QD5 Somerset HA 190 100 90 * 190 90 90 * 180 80 100 * QD6 South & West Devon HA 310 180 110 20 300 170 130 10 300 160 140 10 QD7 Wiltshire HA 470 180 200 90 420 180 210 40 450 170 240 50 QD8 Avon HA 420 190 210 10 430 180 210 40 460 150 250 50
NHS Hospital and Community Health Services (HCHS): Mean, median and modal ages of midwives in England as at 30 September each year headcount 1999 2000 2001 Total Full-time Part-time Bank Total Full-time Part-time Bank Total Full-time Part-time Bank QDV Cornwall & Isles of Scilly HA 220 90 130 10 230 80 140 10 220 80 130 * QDW Dorset HA 260 110 120 30 290 110 130 60 280 110 120 50 QDX North & East Devon HA 260 120 130 — 260 110 140 — 270 130 140 * QDY Gloucestershire HA 280 120 130 20 260 120 120 20 260 110 130 20 Notes: Figures are rounded to the nearest ten.
Due to rounding totals may not equal the sum of component parts.
Figures exclude learners and agency staff.
Bank nurses work flexible hours to meet service requirements but do not have a full time or part time classification.
* five or less and greater than zero.
— zero.
Source:
Department of Health Non-Medical Workforce Census.