§ John CryerTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how many emergency patients attending Oldchurch A and E department received in-patient treatment in(a) each half-yearly period from 1994–95 to date and (b) each of the last 12 months. [56520]
§ Mr. HuttonData on patients admitted from accident and emergency are not available for the individual hospital requested. The Oldchurch hospital is part of Barking, Havering and Redbridge Hospitals NHS Trust, which was formed in April 2001. Information on the number of patients admitted from an accident and emergency department is shown in the table. Previous years' figures are not available as this information was collected at health authority level.
Admission from accident and emergency departments, for Barking, Havering and Redbridge Hospitals NHS trust, 2001–02 quarters one to three 2001–02 Number of patients admitted through A and E Quarter three 7,369 Quarter two 6,338 Quarter one 6,120 Source:
"Your guide to the NHS" form
§ John CryerTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how many patients failed to attend for in-patient and day-care treatment in each of the past 10 years in England. [56527]
§ Mr. HuttonData on the number of in-patients and day-cases that failed to attend (FTAs) are shown in the table.
In-patient and day-case FTAs—NHS Trusts, England Quarter Patients admitted Patient DNAs DNA rate percentage 1991–92 — 2,993,532 192,068 6.0 1992–3 — 3,111,627 180,538 5.5 1993–94 — 3,110,477 179,594 5.5 1994–95 — 3,376,016 199,535 5.6 1995–96 — 3,500,353 207,515 5.6 1996–97 — 3,549,073 223,255 5.9 1998–99 — 3,826,507 171,382 4.3 1999–2000 — 3,682,180 146,599 3.8 2000–01 — 3,467,338 125,860 3.5 2001–02 1 791,623 28,299 3.5 2001–02 2 814,973 28,393 3.4 2001–02 3 822,616 28,681 3.4 Note:
Data for 1997x2013;98 was collected at year end only, not on a quarterly basis, and is not included because of issues surrounding the quality of the data.
Source:
Department of Health form KH06
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§ John CryerTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how many people attended the A and E department at Oldchurch hospital in Havering in(a) 1992–93 and in each subsequent year to 2000–01 and (b) each of the last 12 months. [56521]
§ Mr. HuttonData on accident and emergency (A and E) attendances are not collected on a monthly basis. From 2001–02, the information is available on a quarterly basis and previous to this on an annual basis.
Accident and emergency service activity, for the selected NHS trust, 1992–93 to 2001–02 quarter 4 Name First attendances Follow-up attendances Total attendances 2001–02 quarter 4 Barking, Havering and Redbridge hospitals NHS trust 41,846 2,000 43,846 2001–02 quarter 3 Barking, Havering and Redbridge hospitals NHS trust 43,709 2,587 46,296 2001–02 quarter 2 Barking, Havering and Redbridge hospitals NHS trust 43,382 1,940 45,322 2001–02 quarter 1 Barking, Havering and Redbridge hospitals NHS trust 43,770 1,904 45,674 2000–01 Havering hospitals NHS trust 76,416 3,744 80,160 1999–2000 Havering hospitals NHS trust 79,973 3,684 83,657 1998–99 Havering hospitals NHS trust 86,118 6,240 92,358 1997–98 Havering hospitals NHS trust 88,182 6,869 95,051 1996–97 Havering hospitals NHS trust 89,273 8,516 97,789 1995–96 Havering hospitals NHS trust 86,167 8,603 94,770 1994–95 Havering hospitals NHS trust 93,356 9,191 102,547 1993–94 Havering hospitals NHS trust 100,627 12,856 113,483 1992–93 Barking, Havering and Brentwood DHA 110,529 15,850 126,379 Source:
Department of Health form KH09