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Who took decision: DH statistics communications manager in consultation with lead statistician.
2. Statistics on Patient Journeys: Hospital outpatient activity in 2003-04 and 2004-05first report and quality assessment of experimental data from patient level record systems (non-national statistics published by The Information Centre)
Original publication date: February 2006
Final publication date: 31 July 2006
Reason: external operational issues resulting from the impact of Hemel Hempstead fire on HES resources and systems.
Who took decision: Information Centre head of profession in consultation with senior data analyst/statistician and colleagues in statistical governance.
3. NHS Staff 1995 to 2005 (non-national statistics published by The Information Centre)
Original publication date: March 2006
Final publication date: 24 April 2006
Reason: operational issues.
Who took decision: Information Centre head of profession in consultation with senior data analyst/statistician and colleagues in statistical governance.
Correspondence on Statistics Commission website: http://www.statscom.org.uk/C_1021.aspx
4. Sight Tests Volume and Workforce Survey 2005-06 (non-national statistics published by The Information Centre)
Original publication date: March 2006 and delayed again from 27 July 2006
Final publication date: 24 October 2006
Reason: delayed from March for operational reasons and delayed from July for technical reasons.
Who took decision: Information Centre head of profession in consultation with senior data analyst/statistician and colleagues in statistical governance.
5. Ambulance Services, England 2005-06 (national statistics published by The Information Centre)
Original publication date: 15 June 2006
Final publication date: 14 August 2006
Reason: Concerns about data quality that subsequently resulted in a full DH audit of ambulance trusts.
Who took decision: Information Centre head of profession in consultation with senior data analyst/statistician, colleagues in statistical governance and also the DH head of profession.
Correspondence on Statistics Commission website: http://www.statscom.org.uk/C_1032.aspx and http://www.statscom. org.uk/C_1030.aspx
6. NHS Contraceptive Services, England: 2005-06 (national statistics published by The Information Centre)
Original publication date: September 2006
Final publication date: 24 October 2006
Reason: operational reasons.
Who took decision: Information Centre head of profession in consultation with senior data analyst/statistician and colleagues in statistical governance.
7. Report of Hospital Prescribing 2005 (non-national statistics published by The Information Centre)
Original publication date: 28 September 2006 (and delayed again from 31 October)
Final publication date: 29 November 2006
Reason: operational issues.
Who took decision: Information Centre head of profession in consultation with senior data analyst/statistician and colleagues in statistical governance.
Correspondence on Statistics Commission website: http://www.statscom.org.uk/C_1043.aspx
8. Cervical Screening Programme 2005-06 (national statistics published by the Information Centre)
Original publication date: October 2006
Final publication date: 20 December 2006
Reason: external data supply issues.
Who took decision: Information Centre head of profession in consultation with senior data analyst/statistician and colleagues in statistical governance.
Correspondence on Statistics Commission website: http.//www.statscom.org.uk/C_1043.aspx
9. Guardianship under the Mental Health Act 1983, England (national statistics published by the Information Centre)
Original publication date: 31 October 2006
Final publication date: 20 December 2006
Reason: operational issues.
Who took decision: Information Centre head of profession in consultation with senior data analyst/statistician and colleagues in statistical governance.
10. Waiting Times for suspected cancer patients: quarter ending 30 September 2006 (non-national statistics published by DH)
Original publication date: 1 December 2006
Final publication date: 29 November 2006
Reason: To allow latest data to be accessible to all attendees of cross-party House of Commons conference on cancer, to promote informed debate.
Who took decision: DH head of profession in consultation with senior DH analytical, policy, communication and private office colleagues.
11. NHS Inpatient and Outpatient Waiting Times figures: 30 November 2006 (non- national statistics published by DH)
Original publication date: 29 December 2006
Final publication date: 5 January 2007
Reason: The 29 December.2006 date was announced in error as a result of miscalculation of the formula used to publish monthly waiting data. Correction was made as soon as the error was realisedthree months before publication.
Who took decision: DH statistics communications manager in consultation with lead statistician.
Anne Main: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if she will make a statement on the work of turnaround teams within West Hertfordshire NHS Trust. [115773]
Andy Burnham: The West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust was originally identified as a category 2 organisation (requiring urgent intervention) and received support from a turnaround director and a consultancy firm in the development of the trusts turnaround plan. Progress reports received by the national progress office indicate the trust is on track to deliver the plan.
Mr. Dunne: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many under 18-year-olds were treated for alcohol-related health problems in Shropshire in each year since 1991. [114769]
Caroline Flint: The number of patients under 18 years old treated for alcohol-related illness in Shropshire during the period 1998 to 2006 is shown in the table.
Figures prior to 1998 are not available.
Mr. Burstow: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many operations have been subject to medical deferral in each quarter of each of the last five years, broken down by acute hospital trust; and if she will make a statement. [116242]
Andy Burnham: The number of medical deferrals are not collected centrally.
Information is collected quarterly on the number of patients who were suspended from the list at the end of each quarter and the number on the list who had been deferred at some point during their wait. The number of suspensions cannot be split by those suspended for medical or social reasons.
These figures are shown in the following table at England level. National health service trust based figures are available at:
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