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Neurological Conditions

Mr. Todd: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what progress has been made with preparing the National Service Framework for neurological conditions; and if he will make a statement. [29110]

Jacqui Smith: Good progress has been made on preparatory work for the National Service Framework (NSF). The Department has held a number of meetings with a range of voluntary and professional groups, patients and users to hear their views and received many

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written submissions. A scoping event was held on 12 November at which some of the key generic issues the NSF should address were identified.

Pulmonary Illnesses

Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health (1) how many pulmonary rehabilitation centres there are in England and Wales; [29355]

Jacqui Smith: Information on local service configuration in England, such as the number of pulmonary rehabilitation services, is not collected centrally. We are aware that provision of pulmonary rehabilitation is a service increasingly offered by local departments of respiratory medicine.

It is a decision for health authorities, in partnership with primary care groups/trusts and other local stakeholders, to assess the health needs of their populations, including those needing pulmonary rehabilitation, and to commission services to meet those needs.

Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what his policy is on the training of specialist respiratory nurses and physiotherapists. [29353]

Mr. Hutton: Maintaining and extending the skills, potential and careers of national health service staff taking into account service developments and patient need in health and social care is a fundamental part of the NHS Plan and the Framework for Lifelong Learning for the NHS, "Working Together—Learning Together". Copies of these are available in the House of Commons Library.

Training in many specialist areas takes place after registration and there are courses available for respiratory training for both qualified nurses and physiotherapists. Decisions on post-registration training are taken by individual practitioners and local NHS organisations in the light of local needs, and these will be better informed by National Service Framework and NHS Plan priorities.

Statistics

Mr. Cousins: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what steps he is taking to allow continuous statistical comparisons to be made between (a) existing health authorities, (b) new primary care trusts and (c) strategic health authorities. [29709]

Mr. Hutton: Information needs—including the continuity of data—in the light of the current reorganisation are currently being considered. Routine statistics published at the level of individual national health service bodies will reflect the new organisational structures, but mapping to older units will be available where practicable and on request.

From later this year primary care trusts will be taking on the majority of functions of existing health authorities and will be the focal point locally for improving the health of the community, securing high quality services and integrating health and social care locally. Data at this level will therefore be the main priority.

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Cancer

Mr. Cousins: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what the age standardised mortality rates for all cancers

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for men and women in each health authority in England were in each year since 1995. [29708]

Yvette Cooper: The information requested is shown in the table.

Trends in mortality from all malignant neoplasms (ICD9 140–208): Indirectly standardised ratios (SMR)—1989 to 1999 annually, all ages(41)

Males
19891990199119921993199419951996199719981999
O00EnglandSMR105105104103100989695929188
QDD BradfordSMR10710711711298102100879510193
QDE County DurhamSMR116121112113117111107113110105103
QDF East RidingSMR1161181061011051081011069510098
QDG Gateshead and South TynesideSMR149137132131131126123129112119111
QDH LeedsSMR115112106102104101961019493102
QDJ Newcastle and North TynesideSMR129131130127128121113122109116112
QDK North CumbriaSMR11310910610499105101108859587
QDM NorthumberlandSMR1061021011091039810410610510494
QDN SunderlandSMR132129132129116124114119110120106
QDP TeesSMR126138118128124125122111116114104
QDQ WakefieldSMR11511011811410710910710510010090
QDR North YorkshireSMR9496929294898582848178
QDT Calderdale and KirkleesSMR108103110107101969494959892
QCG BarnsleySMR1101121111151141091061069610499
QCH North DerbyshireSMR10310310510610610210596869087
QCJ South DerbyshireSMR11099109103100989190959186
QCK DoncasterSMR10211410310911910211311110399101
QCL LeicestershireSMR10497939090888386828081
QCM LincolnshireSMR1021009997100939194858885
QCN North NottinghamshireSMR10910910211110898102979610292
QCP NottinghamSMR1119910110210710299971009492
QCQ RotherhamSMR126102116114100112106909995103
QCR SheffieldSMR11711311311511610710310511010194
QDL South HumberSMR1061171201049199112103104102100
QD9 BirminghamSMR11311711211110910610098959992
QEA CoventrySMR11711710911194969593889194
QEC DudleySMR108112107105107104102909310094
QED HerefordshireSMR11388969797858883927879
QEE SandwellSMR124119118129110117110110106116104
QEF ShropshireSMR9310697101102939498899487
QEG SolihullSMR106100989496899580879374
QEH North StaffordshireSMR11312012411410911110811410410197
QEJ South StaffordshireSMR1101091061041029610096909483
QEK WalsallSMR1181181151071091051099410097104
QEL WarwickshireSMR979710010199949791888485
QEM WolverhamptonSMR1111051141141201179699103104100
QEN WorcestershireSMR90951019687918988878577
QC1 South LancashireSMR1019710899100889895977993
QC2 LiverpoolSMR132129135133132130126134124113117
QC3 ManchesterSMR142129136129123130122117122125115
QC4 Morecambe BaySMR118103102110103939594928487
QC5 St. Helens and KnowsleySMR126124125118119122125117115111109
QC6 Salford and TraffordSMR11912312212211311510411310710299
QC7 SeftonSMR119106120108118110111103989598
QC8 StockportSMR121105107113103899294909287
QC9 West PennineSMR11912311911410811811111010810997
QCT Bury and RochdaleSMR1111061161081071001089796101102
QCV North CheshireSMR115116124114113112107115106110101
QCW South CheshireSMR10210610110099939393899184
QCX East LancashireSMR1061011101081069998971019996
QCY North West LancashireSMR1001069810110410210294909395
QDA Wigan and BoltonSMR1111151151041031041051009798104
QDC WirralSMR1091221181201021021151049510098
QA6 BedfordshireSMR101101959993958992908286
QAX North EssexSMR90103939095959089828683
QAY South EssexSMR101101100111101969997919090
QCF SuffolkSMR10091979288908787837878
QEP East and North HertfordshireSMR9699979997888782868883
QEQ West HertfordshireSMR96106938892907885847880
QER CambridgeshireSMR10195949292928388838373
QET NorfolkSMR9598909588889089808382
QA2 HillingdonSMR10510611010695908890898583
QA3 Kensington, Chelsea and WestministerSMR10310210510298939386778165
QA4 Enfield and HaringeySMR1061061019794959092878588
QA5 Redbridge and Waltham ForestSMR1011009310085969385879382
QAA Bexley and GreenwichSMR106113105111102102991011039993
QAC BromleySMR99999510491919891798482
QAD CroydonSMR9489999189889689849190
QAG Kingston and RichmondSMR8793899587949787888272
QAH Lambeth, Southwark and LewishamSMR1191181171181111121061041009896
QAJ Merton, Sutton and WandsworthSMR110110110103109959592969688
QAP Barking and HaveringSMR11910612011810910710410410110399
QAQ BarnetSMR9190978283907680718067
QAR Brent and HarrowSMR9191979087848479848174
QAT Camden and IslingtonSMR1131191221201111029499879392
QAV Ealing, Hammersmith and HounslowSMR10510410410092939097819279
QAW East London and the CitySMR123122129127118114112103105104101
QA7 BerkshireSMR10395979593928890848380
QA8 BuckinghamshireSMR1059610110191928585768387
QAE East KentSMR10410099106102101991001009285
QAF West KentSMR991041061009710110195889089
QAK East SurreySMR9583858894898382808476
QAL West SurreySMR9798949786908685847977
QAM East Sussex, Brighton and HoveSMR9197989994889287878382
QAN West SussexSMR9495939491889086808283
QCC NorthamptonshireSMR10810410897989610395959389
QCE OxfordshireSMR9191949695868784808382
QD1 North and Mid HampshireSMR9292999793938685878574
QD2 Portsmouth and South East HampshireSMR109111102101921029593959486
QD3 Southampton and South West HampshireSMR10710010510190949692838783
QD4 Isle of WightSMR10199102105100908688819475
QD5 SomersetSMR8793889285938990878382
QD6 South and West DevonSMR99100939996988790928891
QD7 WiltshireSMR9898969895888782828080
QD8 AvonSMR99961009489909087888681
QDV Cornwall and Isles of ScillySMR9094929496959190848186
QDW DorsetSMR8689949186839184878279
QDX North and East DevonSMR9289969783838684808582
QDY GloucestershireSMR10093839987879185828283

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Females
19891990199119921993199419951996199719981999
O00EnglandSMR105103103103100999898969594
QDD BradfordSMR10811110910197105101999210296
QDE County DurhamSMR11311211510510710510511698105100
QDF East RidingSMR1131041081051041031041059810793
QDG Gateshead and South TynesideSMR119109109116124114109110120114114
QDH LeedsSMR111106107105102105107959710099
QDJ Newcastle and North TynesideSMR128114126118120116120113124105102
QDK North CumbriaSMR114109112102100969110110010398
QDM NorthumberlandSMR1111031061011029910411492103101
QDN SunderlandSMR116127119118123112114105105123110
QDP TeesSMR120117119121118111110110108108103
QDQ WakefieldSMR10711912011399108107101106100107
QDR North YorkshireSMR10196959192908997878691
QDT Calderdale and KirkleesSMR10710399991021009999909392
QCG BarnsleySMR10410110810310411810910893119104
QCH North DerbyshireSMR98104108109102102101108979988
QCJ South DerbyshireSMR100103109106971009993918890
QCK DoncasterSMR120112110110114102106112104105106
QCL LeicestershireSMR10197949296979494908587
QCM LincolnshireSMR1089610210596959290918891
QCN North NottinghamshireSMR108989911010398101971009686
QCP NottinghamSMR103106104109999910098959794
QCQ RotherhamSMR1031039610310611510811110610486
QCR SheffieldSMR1051051089810010610710911098100
QDL South HumberSMR103109111108981019610610310295
QD9 BirminghamSMR110101109105989698102959494
QEA CoventrySMR10610010311510098102971039194
QEC DudleySMR102106105959610198911038994
QED HerefordshireSMR10799103100951028894859586
QEE SandwellSMR1111011021071091161061071019898
QEF ShropshireSMR1029610210093939795939394
QEG SolihullSMR101104106969897101103898088
QEH North StaffordshireSMR10711211511311111411195100105104
QEJ South StaffordshireSMR107104102102961039998909797
QEK WalsallSMR110112105115981079288979487
QEL WarwickshireSMR949995111999692109949485
QEM WolverhamptonSMR10210011410493100102991009696
QEN WorcestershireSMR1001039010092969495918384
QC1 South LancashireSMR10590961031059992100948696
QC2 LiverpoolSMR121134125131122122132129128126125
QC3 ManchesterSMR123119115119117116120114117112126
QC4 Morecambe BaySMR101106104106999610092909598
QC5 St. Helens and KnowsleySMR116115115107123115116108115112108
QC6 Salford and TraffordSMR120111121111110108112109108102104
QC7 SeftonSMR10896101110110979411210694112
QC8 StockportSMR1041041031049810496931019590
QC9 West PennineSMR116122109109113109100109100110106
QCT Bury and RochdaleSMR108123114107103108110116112101104
QCV North CheshireSMR124118119111109106106114102113108
QCW South CheshireSMR10610010311092988995969394
QCX East LancashireSMR1041059711110210710010410210295
QCY North West LancashireSMR1081051079596979699979395
QDA Wigan and BoltonSMR109106111108106104971039597105
QDC WirralSMR103110110109106110104106106108101
QA6 BedfordshireSMR10711610810091968892969086
QAX North EssexSMR103106989797949792939588
QAY South EssexSMR10310810710310197106101949294
QCF SuffolkSMR1021009710092979490928883
QEP East and North HertfordshireSMR101107100959992101918910394
QEQ West HertfordshireSMR1101009898929610091959490
QER CambridgeshireSMR98101939791968989939092
QET NorfolkSMR9798949395929588899291
QA2 HillingdonSMR106921021059498961021009991
QA3 Kensington, Chelsea and WestministerSMR1061079910310010194861028379
QA4 Enfield and HaringeySMR1018910010092929389868793
QA5 Redbridge and Waltham ForestSMR1021011009089988991848693
QAA Bexley and GreenwichSMR110114114100104105949710410299
QAC BromleySMR951029597968697101999589
QAD CroydonSMR93101100949993931051029586
QAG Kingston and RichmondSMR881021019593989194869592
QAH Lambeth, Southwark and LewishamSMR114110108110108103989910710092
QAJ Merton, Sutton and WandsworthSMR10111210210310310290969610393
QAP Barking and HaveringSMR12010511111111410711011395103101
QAQ BarnetSMR1041019610186868990969686
QAR Brent and HarrowSMR92939593961009297968878
QAT Camden and IslingtonSMR114107104112103104109969410193
QAV Ealing, Hammersmith and HounslowSMR1041021121051019510097949095
QAW East London and the CitySMR12411311211412310911310210499100
QA7 BerkshireSMR9910510310397959296889287
QA8 BuckinghamshireSMR1021019510694999795929995
QAE East KentSMR1061081051021001049697949290
QAF West KentSMR10995102105104102989810290100
QAK East SurreySMR10099979798858381818583
QAL West SurreySMR9993909895928996928888
QAM East Sussex, Brighton and HoveSMR98949499961009688959292
QAN West SussexSMR10195969894899492868789
QCC NorthamptonshireSMR1071081101029910699999410198
QCE OxfordshireSMR100951009696969394959488
QD1 North and Mid HampshireSMR101929810392958892959393
QD2 Portsmouth and South East HampshireSMR100102941049593911001019791
QD3 Southampton and South West HampshireSMR10296979392929593868890
QD4 Isle of WightSMR10596988597888889868891
QD5 SomersetSMR10895959391929094858792
QD6 South and West DevonSMR10399100102971009894909187
QD7 WiltshireSMR991049594100929396958992
QD8 AvonSMR101969610395889390948986
QDV Cornwall and Isles of ScillySMR9895105103979295100979190
QDW DorsetSMR10093969492859383928887
QDX North and East DevonSMR99979610797878787928990
QDY GloucestershireSMR99100979092959588888488

(41) Standard rates are age-specific mortality rates in 1993

Source:

National Statistics


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