Health Care (York) (Hansard, 19 November 2003)

§ Hugh Bayley
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many(a) outpatient consultations and (b) in-patient treatments there were in each clinical specialty provided by (i) York NHS Trust and (ii) York Primary Care Trust for those services recently transferred from the trust to the PCT, in each year since 1992. [135951]

§ Miss Melanie Johnson
The information requested is not available.

§ Hugh Bayley
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many(a) hospital and (b) community full-time equivalent nurses were employed by (i) York NHS Trust and (ii) York Primary Care Trust in each year since 1992. [135954]

§ Miss Melanie Johnson
The information requested is shown in the table.
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NHS hospital and community health services: Qualified nursing, midwifery and health visiting staff by hospital or community-based in the specified organisations as at 30 September each year

Whole-time equivalent

All qualified nurses Community Hospital

York Health Services NHS Trust

2002 915 24 891

2001 1,132 50 1,082

2000 1,375 240 1,136

1999 1,268 200 1,068

1998 1,235 161 1,074

1997 1,362 193 1,169

1996 1,310 193 1,117

1995 ¹— ¹— ¹—

1994 ¹— ¹— ¹—

1993 1,230 132 1,098

1992 1,129 123 1,007

Selby and York PCT

2002 492 234 258

2001 262 183 79

¹ A new classification of the non-medical workforce was introduced in 1995 and as a result reliable data at organizational level is not available for 1994 and 1995. Maternity nurse figures for 1995 onwards have been included within hospital as they cannot be separately identified between community and hospital.

Notes
Figures are rounded to the nearest whole number.
Source
Department of Health Non-Medical Workforce Census

NHS hospital and community health services: Qualified nursing, midwifery and health visiting staff by hospital or community-based in the specified organisations as at 30 September each year
Whole-time equivalent
	All qualified nurses	Community	Hospital
York Health Services NHS Trust
2002	915	24	891
2001	1,132	50	1,082
2000	1,375	240	1,136
1999	1,268	200	1,068
1998	1,235	161	1,074
1997	1,362	193	1,169
1996	1,310	193	1,117
1995	¹—	¹—	¹—
1994	¹—	¹—	¹—
1993	1,230	132	1,098
1992	1,129	123	1,007
Selby and York PCT
2002	492	234	258
2001	262	183	79
¹ A new classification of the non-medical workforce was introduced in 1995 and as a result reliable data at organizational level is not available for 1994 and 1995. Maternity nurse figures for 1995 onwards have been included within hospital as they cannot be separately identified between community and hospital.