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The following should be noted:
(a) The aforementioned table shows by specific region the number, weight and volume of seizures of meat made from non-EU countries by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) at British points of entry (and by staff funded by DEFRA until 11 April 2003), those made by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development for Northern Ireland (DARDNI) at points of entry in Northern Ireland and those made by inland local/port health authorities where they were able to establish that the illegal products came from non-EU countries. HMRC have been responsible for anti-smuggling controls on products of animal origin (POAO) into Britain since 11 April 2003.
On occasions more than one POAO product at a time will be seized (for example, meat, fish, dairy and honey). This is referred to as a ‘multiple seizure’. Up until 31 March 2006, this was only recorded as one seizure against the product of highest weight although the weight of the other products seized was included in the weight recorded for that product. However, the number of seizures by product for the period 1 April 2006 to 31 March 2007 reflect the number of times each product was seized including those from a ‘multiple seizure’.
(b) Seizures of illegal meat imported into the United Kingdom (UK) are recorded by region rather than specific country. This is because in some cases it can be difficult to determine the precise country of origin for a particular product and people can often travel to the UK via another country (for example to catch a direct connecting flight to the UK). What is clear is that illegal imports of meat (and other products of animal origin) enter the UK from all over the world.
(c) Seizure figures are not recorded at the level of detail to determine the type of product (for example, chicken, pork etc.).
Health
Agency Nurses: Pay
Mr. Evans:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what the highest hourly rate paid to agency nurses by the NHS was in each of the last three years. [185456]
21 Feb 2008 : Column 943W
Ann Keen:
This information is not held centrally as it is an operational matter for national health service trusts.
Alcoholic Drinks: Misuse
Mr. Don Foster:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many (a) male and (b) female binge drinkers, according to the definition of binge drinking used in the Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy, there were in each year since 2004. [186172]
Dawn Primarolo:
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) general household survey provides an estimate of the percentage of men and women who drank more than twice the daily recommendations (three to four units per day for men, two to three units per day for women) on at least one day in the previous week, a measure of binge drinking.
On the method for estimating consumption formerly used by the ONS, in 2004, 22 per cent. of men and 9 per cent. of women drank more than twice the daily recommendations on at least one day in the previous week.
In 2005, 19 per cent. of men and 8 per cent. of women drank more than twice the daily recommendations. For 2006, this figure was 18 per cent. of men and 8 per cent. of women.
In December 2007, the ONS described improvements in the ONS method for estimating alcohol consumption. The improved method takes account of increases in the alcoholic strength of wine, the sizes of glass used and uses better estimates of the alcoholic strength of beers, lagers and ciders.
Using the improved methodology, in both 2005 and 2006, 23 per cent. of men and 15 per cent. of women drank more than twice the daily recommendations on at least one day in the previous week. The figures for 2004 have not been recalculated according to the new methodology.
Mr. Ellwood:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many alcohol-related categories are in use for assessing accident and emergency admissions. [187479]
Dawn Primarolo:
The individual diagnosis codes currently used by the Information Centre for health and social care to define ‘alcohol related conditions’ for hospital admissions are:
Of these, the categories used by the Information Centre for health and social care to define ‘admissions to hospital via accident and emergency’ (A and E) are:
21 = Emergency: via A and E services, including the casualty department of the provider
28 = Emergency: other means, including patients who arrive via the A and E department of another health care provider
The Information Centre for health and social care cannot provide data on A and E attendances and when data is provided for ‘admissions to hospital via A and E’ it is explicitly for in-patient admissions to hospital when they are admitted from category 21 and category 28.
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Cancer
Mr. Lansley:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health pursuant to the answer of 14 January 2008, Official Report, column 991W, on cancer, how many (a) elective and (b) emergency bed days for cancer (i) in total and (ii) for each cancer type there were in 2006-07; what assessment he has made of the reasons for the trends in (A) elective and (B) emergency bed days for cancer since 1997-98; and what his latest estimate is of the average cost of (1) an elective and (2) an emergency admission for cancer (x) overall and (y) for each cancer type in the latest year for which figures are available. [184216]
Ann Keen:
Information on elective and emergency bed days in 2006-07, broken down by cancer type is not currently available.
The latest year for which cost estimates are available for cancer admissions is 2005-06.
The following table provides the average cost of an elective and an emergency admission for all cancers and for each cancer type in the latest year for which figures are available. Note that this includes day cases, which are within the definition of an admission, but exclude regular day and regular night attenders which are not defined as admissions. Figures are in 2005-06 prices.
| £ |
| Cancer site | Average cost per elective admission | Average cost per non-elective admission |
|
Endocrine System
|
1,022
|
2,855
|
|
Gynaecology
|
1,741
|
3,035
|
|
Haematology
|
1,139
|
3,342
|
|
Head and neck
|
753
|
3,233
|
|
Lower gastrointestinal
|
2,239
|
3,925
|
|
Metastases
|
1,170
|
4,286
|
|
Multiple ICD10 codes
|
1,063
|
3,259
|
|
Musculoskeletal
|
1,483
|
3,705
|
|
Neurology
|
1,701
|
3,127
|
|
Other cancer
|
2,860
|
4,409
|
|
Skin
|
1,254
|
4,024
|
|
Thorax
|
908
|
3,329
|
|
Upper gastrointestinal
|
1,053
|
3,400
|
|
Urology
|
1,209
|
3,626
|
|
All cancers
|
1,165
|
3,334
|
Cervical Cancer: Screening
Sandra Gidley:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what percentage of women aged 25 to 35 years of age have attended a routine smear test in the last 12 months, broken down by primary care trust area. [183760]
Ann Keen:
Cervical screening attendance data is collected in five-year age bands, starting at 20-24, we are therefore not able to say what percentage of women aged 25 to 35 have attended a routine screen in the last 12 months. However, the following table gives the percentage of women aged 25-34 and 35-39, broken down by primary care trust.
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| Cervical screening programme: Coverage of age groups 25-34 and 35-39 by primary care organisation, 2006-07 |
| Age at 31 March 2007 |
| | | | 25-34 | 35-39 |
| | | | Eligible population( 1) | Number of women (less than 3.5 years since last adequate test) | Coverage (less than 3.5 years since last adequate test) (Percentage) | Eligible population( 1) | Number of women (less than 3.5 years since last adequate test) | Coverage (less than 3.5 years since last adequate test) (Percentage) |
| |
England
|
3,693,395
|
2,359,943
|
63.9
|
2,007,609
|
1,444,489
|
72.0
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q30
|
North East strategic health authority (SNA
|
160,992
|
110,139
|
68.4
|
93,576
|
69,756
|
74.5
|
| |
5ND
|
County Durham PCT
|
30,013
|
21,130
|
70.4
|
18,895
|
14,454
|
76.5
|
| |
5J9
|
Darlington PCT
|
6,503
|
4,503
|
69.2
|
3,708
|
2,834
|
76.4
|
| |
5KF
|
Gateshead PCT
|
12,843
|
8,988
|
70.0
|
7,376
|
5,607
|
76.0
|
| |
5D9
|
Hartlepool PCT
|
5,479
|
3,578
|
65.3
|
3,377
|
2,417
|
71.6
|
| |
5KM
|
Middlesbrough PCT
|
9,390
|
5,832
|
62.1
|
5,081
|
3,528
|
69.4
|
| |
5D7
|
Newcastle PCT
|
20,670
|
13,559
|
65.6
|
8,986
|
6,666
|
74.2
|
| |
5E1
|
North Tees PCT
|
11,533
|
7,893
|
68.4
|
6,904
|
5,173
|
74.9
|
| |
5D8
|
North Tyneside PCT
|
13,686
|
9,924
|
72.5
|
7,844
|
6,077
|
77.5
|
| |
TAC
|
Northumberland Care Trust
|
16,729
|
12,584
|
75.2
|
11,168
|
8,938
|
80.0
|
| |
5QR
|
Redcar and Cleveland PCT
|
7,595
|
5,126
|
67.5
|
4,709
|
3,472
|
73.7
|
| |
5KG
|
South Tyneside PCT
|
8,954
|
6,061
|
67.7
|
5,228
|
3,821
|
73.1
|
| |
5KL
|
Sunderland Teaching PCT
|
17,597
|
10,961
|
62.3
|
10,300
|
6,769
|
65.7
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q31
|
North West SHA
|
457,626
|
302,648
|
66.1
|
264,226
|
192,716
|
72.9
|
| |
5HG
|
Ashton, Leigh and Wigan PCT
|
19,417
|
13,999
|
72.1
|
12,172
|
9,285
|
76.3
|
| |
5CC
|
Blackburn With Darwen PCT
|
10,909
|
6,777
|
62.1
|
6,026
|
4,339
|
72.0
|
| |
5HP
|
Blackpool PCT
|
8,538
|
5,488
|
64.3
|
5,271
|
3,625
|
68.8
|
| |
5HQ
|
Bolton PCT
|
18,598
|
12,336
|
66.3
|
10,603
|
7,993
|
75.4
|
| |
5JX
|
Bury PCT
|
12,457
|
8,736
|
70.1
|
7,172
|
5,532
|
77.1
|
| |
5NP
|
Central and Eastern Cheshire PCT
|
26,493
|
19,190
|
72.4
|
17,945
|
14,252
|
79.4
|
| |
5NG
|
Central Lancashire PCT
|
28,558
|
19,310
|
67.6
|
17,074
|
12,545
|
73.5
|
| |
5NE
|
Cumbria PCT
|
27,105
|
19,078
|
70.4
|
18,179
|
14,014
|
77.1
|
| |
5NH
|
East Lancashire PCT
|
23,499
|
15,731
|
66.9
|
13,789
|
10,248
|
74.3
|
| |
5NM
|
Halton and St. Helens PCT
|
19,445
|
13,406
|
68.9
|
11,989
|
8,943
|
74.6
|
| |
5NQ
|
Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale PCT
|
14,082
|
9,249
|
65.7
|
8,009
|
5,797
|
72.4
|
| |
5J4
|
Knowsley PCT
|
9,902
|
6,230
|
62.9
|
5,782
|
3,836
|
66.3
|
| |
5NL
|
Liverpool PCT
|
33,541
|
18,754
|
55.9
|
16,520
|
10,312
|
62.4
|
| |
5NT
|
Manchester PCT
|
45,349
|
27,370
|
60.4
|
18,339
|
12,276
|
66.9
|
| |
5NF
|
North Lancashire PCT
|
17,270
|
11,599
|
67.2
|
10,886
|
7,971
|
73.2
|
| |
5J5
|
Oldham PCT
|
15,212
|
10,368
|
68.2
|
8,509
|
6,332
|
74.4
|
| |
5F5
|
Salford PCT
|
16,674
|
10,458
|
62.7
|
8,448
|
5,753
|
68.1
|
| |
5NJ
|
Sefton PCT
|
15,025
|
8,983
|
59.8
|
9,602
|
6,551
|
68.2
|
| |
5F7
|
Stockport PCT
|
18,623
|
13,066
|
70.2
|
11,164
|
8,386
|
75.1
|
| |
5LH
|
Tameside and Glossop PCT
|
15,041
|
10,462
|
69.6
|
9,010
|
6,743
|
74.8
|
| |
5NR
|
Trafford PCT
|
15,542
|
10,213
|
65.7
|
9,036
|
6,352
|
70.3
|
| |
5J2
|
Warrington PCT
|
12,539
|
9,075
|
72.4
|
7,958
|
6,287
|
79.0
|
| |
5NN
|
Western Cheshire PCT
|
14,621
|
10,147
|
69.4
|
9,041
|
6,958
|
77.0
|
| |
5NK
|
Wirral PCT
|
19,186
|
12,623
|
65.8
|
11,702
|
8,386
|
71.7
|
|
Q32
|
Yorkshire and the Humber SHA
|
340,084
|
219,323
|
64.5
|
194,983
|
139,820
|
71.7
|
| |
5JE
|
Barnsley PCT
|
14,259
|
8,862
|
62.2
|
9,417
|
6,089
|
64.7
|
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| |
5NY
|
Bradford and Airedale Teaching PCT
|
38,481
|
21,332
|
55.4
|
18,691
|
12,101
|
64.7
|
| |
5J6
|
Calderdale PCT
|
12,794
|
8,238
|
64.4
|
8,074
|
5,572
|
69.0
|
| |
5N5
|
Doncaster PCT
|
17,972
|
12,679
|
70.5
|
10,966
|
8,279
|
75.5
|
| |
5NW
|
East Riding Of Yorkshire PCT
|
15,817
|
11,711
|
74.0
|
11,097
|
8,897
|
80.2
|
| |
5NX
|
Hull Teaching PCT
|
18,925
|
12,666
|
66.9
|
9,923
|
7,387
|
74.4
|
| |
5N2
|
Kirklees PCT
|
26,896
|
16,648
|
61.9
|
15,665
|
10,673
|
68.1
|
| |
5N1
|
Leeds PCT
|
60,430
|
35,409
|
58.6
|
28,313
|
18,481
|
65.3
|
| |
SAN
|
North East Lincolnshire PCT
|
9,430
|
6,185
|
65.6
|
6,031
|
4,160
|
69.0
|
| |
5EF
|
North Lincolnshire PCT
|
9,123
|
5,877
|
64.4
|
5,927
|
4,085
|
68.9
|
| |
5NV
|
North Yorkshire and York PCT
|
43,577
|
31,041
|
71.2
|
27,943
|
22,242
|
79.6
|
| |
5H8
|
Rotherham PCT
|
15,383
|
9,141
|
59.4
|
9,499
|
6,212
|
65.4
|
| |
5N4
|
Sheffield PCT
|
35,835
|
24,678
|
68.9
|
19,937
|
15,400
|
77.2
|
| |
5N3
|
Wakefield District PCT
|
21,162
|
14,856
|
70.2
|
13,500
|
10,242
|
75.9
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q33
|
East Midlands SHA
|
275,831
|
194,411
|
70.5
|
164,243
|
129,142
|
78.6
|
| |
5ET
|
Bassetlaw PCT
|
5,962
|
4,425
|
74.2
|
4,024
|
3,249
|
80.7
|
| |
5N7
|
Derby City PCT
|
20,014
|
13,749
|
68.7
|
10,856
|
8,426
|
77.6
|
| |
5N6
|
Derbyshire County PCT
|
38,893
|
29,434
|
75.7
|
26,222
|
21,415
|
81.7
|
| |
5PC
|
Leicester City PCT
|
26,549
|
16,368
|
61.7
|
11,952
|
8,867
|
74.2
|
| |
5PA
|
Leicestershire County and Rutland PCT
|
38,513
|
28,074
|
72.9
|
24,595
|
19,877
|
80.8
|
| |
5N9
|
Lincolnshire PCT
|
38,384
|
25,385
|
66.1
|
24,848
|
18,558
|
74.7
|
| |
5PD
|
Northamptonshire PCT
|
44,545
|
30,783
|
69.1
|
26,358
|
20,131
|
76.4
|
| |
5EM
|
Nottingham City PCT
|
23,956
|
16,435
|
68.6
|
10,705
|
8,265
|
77.2
|
| |
5N8
|
Nottinghamshire County PCT
|
39,015
|
29,758
|
76.3
|
24,683
|
20,354
|
82.5
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q34
|
West Midlands SHA
|
357,986
|
230,132
|
64.3
|
207,288
|
151,871
|
73.3
|
| |
5PG
|
Birmingham East and North PCT
|
28,644
|
17,861
|
62.4
|
15,805
|
11,100
|
70.2
|
| |
5MD
|
Coventry Teaching PCT
|
24,196
|
14,686
|
60.7
|
12,139
|
8,576
|
70.6
|
| |
5PE
|
Dudley PCT
|
18,572
|
12,559
|
67.6
|
11,709
|
8,783
|
75.0
|
| |
5MX
|
Heart Of Birmingham Teaching PCT
|
25,339
|
15,415
|
60.8
|
10,170
|
7,513
|
73.9
|
| |
5CN
|
Herefordshire PCT
|
8,950
|
6,040
|
67.5
|
5,952
|
4,520
|
75.9
|
| |
5PH
|
North Staffordshire PCT
|
11,355
|
7,981
|
70.3
|
7,468
|
5,814
|
77.9
|
| |
5PF
|
Sandwell PCT
|
22,535
|
13,723
|
60.9
|
12,203
|
8,284
|
67.9
|
| |
5M2
|
Shropshire County PCT
|
14,479
|
10,171
|
70.2
|
10,175
|
7,960
|
78.2
|
| |
TAM
|
Solihull Care Trust
|
12,247
|
8,396
|
68.6
|
8,190
|
6,199
|
75.7
|
| |
5M1
|
South Birmingham PCT
|
29402
|
17,631
|
60.6
|
13,768
|
9,801
|
71.2
|
| |
5PK
|
South Staffordshire PCT
|
34,857
|
24,522
|
70.4
|
22,727
|
17,641
|
77.6
|
| |
5PJ
|
Stoke On Trent PCT
|
17,427
|
11,480
|
65.9
|
9,910
|
7,354
|
74.2
|
| |
5MK
|
Telford and Wrekin PCT
|
10,602
|
6,971
|
65.8
|
6,598
|
4,920
|
74.6
|
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| |
5M3
|
Walsall Teaching PCT
|
16,537
|
10,329
|
62.5
|
9,668
|
6,995
|
72.4
|
| |
5PM
|
Warwickshire PCT
|
33,288
|
22,344
|
67.1
|
20,651
|
15,487
|
75.0
|
| |
5MV
|
Wolverhampton City PCT
|
17,231
|
10,913
|
63.3
|
9,450
|
6,797
|
71.9
|
| |
5PL
|
Worcestershire PCT
|
32,625
|
19,110
|
58.6
|
20,705
|
14,127
|
68.2
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q35
|
East of England SHA
|
372,625
|
235,361
|
63.2
|
216,345
|
151,089
|
69.8
|
| |
5P2
|
Bedfordshire PCT
|
27,205
|
17,599
|
64.7
|
16,416
|
11,647
|
70.9
|
| |
5PP
|
Cambridgeshire PCT
|
40,820
|
27,708
|
67.9
|
22,314
|
17,054
|
76.4
|
| |
5P3
|
East and North Hertfordshire PCT
|
37,187
|
22,784
|
61.3
|
22,480
|
15,061
|
67.0
|
| |
5PR
|
Great Yarmouth and Waveney Teaching PCT
|
11,784
|
7,738
|
65.7
|
7,418
|
5,320
|
71.7
|
| |
5GC
|
Luton Teaching PCT
|
16,344
|
9,322
|
57.0
|
7,321
|
4,903
|
67.0
|
| |
5PX
|
Mid Essex PCT
|
23,458
|
14,352
|
61.2
|
14,379
|
9,736
|
67.7
|
| |
5PQ
|
Norfolk PCT
|
41,982
|
26,112
|
62.2
|
24,933
|
16,791
|
67.3
|
| |
5PW
|
North East Essex PCT
|
18,426
|
12,629
|
68.5
|
10,700
|
7,416
|
69.3
|
| |
5PN
|
Peterborough PCT
|
12,857
|
8,442
|
65.7
|
6,161
|
4,454
|
72.3
|
| |
5P1
|
South East Essex PCT
|
21,156
|
12,193
|
57.6
|
12,964
|
8,397
|
64.8
|
| |
5PY
|
South West Essex PCT
|
28,717
|
16,660
|
58.0
|
15,986
|
10,348
|
64.7
|
| |
5PT
|
Suffolk PCT
|
35,034
|
24,023
|
68.6
|
21,259
|
16,339
|
76.9
|
| |
5PV
|
West Essex PCT
|
17,744
|
10,781
|
60.8
|
10,954
|
7,461
|
68.1
|
| |
5P4
|
West Hertfordshire PCT
|
39,911
|
25,018
|
62.7
|
23,060
|
16,162
|
70.1
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q36
|
London SHA
|
857,266
|
502,800
|
58.7
|
359,133
|
240,074
|
66.8
|
| |
5C2
|
Barking and Dagenham PCT
|
14,877
|
8,554
|
57.5
|
7,110
|
4,523
|
63.6
|
| |
5A9
|
Barnet PCT
|
34,283
|
18,356
|
53.5
|
14,587
|
9,484
|
65.0
|
| |
TAK
|
Bexley Care Trust
|
14,582
|
10,486
|
71.9
|
8,577
|
6,742
|
78.6
|
| |
5K5
|
Brent Teaching PCT
|
35,696
|
19,453
|
54.5
|
13,788
|
9,124
|
66.2
|
| |
5A7
|
Bromley PCT
|
21,638
|
15,077
|
69.7
|
12,974
|
9,942
|
76.6
|
| |
5K7
|
Camden PCT
|
31,321
|
17,167
|
54.8
|
10,108
|
6,506
|
64.4
|
| |
5C3
|
City and Hackney Teaching PCT
|
30,001
|
17,386
|
58.0
|
11,844
|
7,684
|
64.9
|
| |
5K9
|
Croydon PCT
|
29,437
|
17,098
|
58.1
|
14,909
|
9,561
|
64.1
|
| |
5HX
|
Ealing PCT
|
37,050
|
21,031
|
56.8
|
14,696
|
9,805
|
66.7
|
| |
5C1
|
Enfield PCT
|
23,563
|
13,193
|
56.0
|
11,566
|
7,495
|
64.8
|
| |
5A8
|
Greenwich Teaching PCT
|
26,038
|
15,580
|
59.8
|
11,394
|
7,729
|
67.8
|
| |
5H1
|
Hammersmith and Fulham PCT
|
28,034
|
15,902
|
56.7
|
9,572
|
5,641
|
58.9
|
| |
5C9
|
Haringey Teaching PCT
|
28,532
|
15,606
|
54.7
|
12,690
|
8,088
|
63.7
|
| |
5K6
|
Harrow PCT
|
17,900
|
10,031
|
56.0
|
8,658
|
5,970
|
69.0
|
| |
5A4
|
Havering PCT
|
15,628
|
9,390
|
60.1
|
8,958
|
5,757
|
64.3
|
| |
5AT
|
Hillingdon PCT
|
20,215
|
11,921
|
59.0
|
10,285
|
7,152
|
69.5
|
| |
5HY
|
Hounslow PCT
|
25,598
|
14,402
|
56.3
|
11,078
|
7,356
|
66.4
|
| |
5K8
|
Islington PCT
|
29,256
|
17,337
|
59.3
|
10,130
|
6,675
|
65.9
|
| |
5LA
|
Kensington and Chelsea PCT
|
22,169
|
12,739
|
57.5
|
9,439
|
5,754
|
61.0
|
| |
5A5
|
Kingston PCT
|
15,827
|
9,966
|
63.0
|
7,517
|
5,372
|
71.5
|
| |
5LD
|
Lambeth PCT
|
46,265
|
27,346
|
59.1
|
17,361
|
11,245
|
64.8
|
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21 Feb 2008 : Column 952W
| |
5LF
|
Lewisham PCT
|
29,940
|
18,609
|
62.2
|
13,483
|
9,218
|
68.4
|
| |
5C5
|
Newham PCT
|
31,584
|
18,974
|
60.1
|
12,215
|
8,706
|
71.3
|
| |
5NA
|
Redbridge PCT
|
21,260
|
11,658
|
54.8
|
9,961
|
6,497
|
65.2
|
| |
5M6
|
Richmond and Twickenham PCT
|
17,716
|
11,302
|
63.8
|
9,289
|
6,700
|
72.1
|
| |
5LE
|
Southwark PCT
|
35,462
|
20,617
|
58.1
|
14,450
|
9,274
|
64.2
|
| |
5M7
|
Sutton and Merton PCT
|
38,862
|
24,164
|
62.2
|
17,270
|
12,226
|
70.8
|
| |
5C4
|
Tower Hamlets PCT
|
30,668
|
17,029
|
55.5
|
8,220
|
5,468
|
66.5
|
| |
5NC
|
Waltham Forest PCT
|
24,203
|
14,370
|
59.4
|
11,157
|
7,549
|
67.7
|
| |
5LG
|
Wandsworth PCT
|
48,991
|
30,039
|
61.3
|
15,464
|
10,344
|
66.9
|
| |
5LC
|
Westminster PCT
|
30,670
|
18,017
|
58.7
|
10,383
|
6,487
|
62.5
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q37
|
South East Coast SHA
|
275,545
|
186,277
|
67.6
|
164,042
|
125,392
|
76.4
|
| |
5LQ
|
Brighton and Hove City PCT
|
26,234
|
15,811
|
60.3
|
12,293
|
8,930
|
72.6
|
| |
5P7
|
East Sussex Downs and Weald PCT
|
17,219
|
11,463
|
66.6
|
11,221
|
8,469
|
75.5
|
| |
5QA
|
Eastern and Coastal Kent PCT
|
43,046
|
29,557
|
68.7
|
25,620
|
19,648
|
76.7
|
| |
5P8
|
Hastings and Rother PCT
|
8,932
|
6,192
|
69.3
|
5,785
|
4,490
|
77.6
|
| |
5L3
|
Medway POT
|
18,272
|
12,786
|
70.0
|
10,497
|
8,169
|
77.8
|
| |
5P5
|
Surrey PCT
|
73,116
|
48,694
|
66.6
|
43,633
|
33,430
|
76.6
|
| |
5P9
|
West Kent PCT
|
42,345
|
30,005
|
70.9
|
26,236
|
20,596
|
78.5
|
| |
5P6
|
West Sussex PCT
|
46,381
|
31,769
|
68.5
|
28,757
|
21,660
|
75.3
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q38
|
South Central SHA
|
284,062
|
178,103
|
62.7
|
158,601
|
112,883
|
71.2
|
| |
5QG
|
Berkshire East PCT
|
32,223
|
18,142
|
56.3
|
16,641
|
10,713
|
64.4
|
| |
5QF
|
Berkshire West PCT
|
37,101
|
22,851
|
61.6
|
19,194
|
13,481
|
70.2
|
| |
5QD
|
Buckinghamshire PCT
|
31,609
|
21,155
|
66.9
|
20,000
|
15,122
|
75.6
|
| |
5QC
|
Hampshire PCT
|
75,607
|
49,854
|
65.9
|
48,177
|
34,495
|
71.6
|
| |
5QT
|
Isle Of Wight PCT
|
6,640
|
4,645
|
70.0
|
4,509
|
3,448
|
76.5
|
| |
5CQ
|
Milton Keynes PCT
|
19,371
|
12,792
|
66.0
|
10,027
|
7,344
|
73.2
|
| |
5QE
|
Oxfordshire PCT
|
46,406
|
28,706
|
61.9
|
24,505
|
18,213
|
74.3
|
| |
5FE
|
Portsmouth City Teaching PCT
|
15,020
|
8,147
|
54.2
|
7,441
|
4,724
|
63.5
|
| |
5L1
|
Southampton City PCT
|
20,085
|
11,811
|
58.8
|
8,107
|
5,343
|
65.9
|
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Q39
|
South West SHA
|
311,378
|
200,749
|
64.5
|
185,172
|
131,746
|
71.1
|
| |
5FL
|
Bath and North East Somerset PCT
|
11,465
|
6,466
|
56.4
|
6,543
|
4,106
|
62.8
|
| |
5QN
|
Bournemouth and Poole PCT
|
23,277
|
16,369
|
70.3
|
11,868
|
9,550
|
80.5
|
| |
5QJ
|
Bristol PCT
|
39,399
|
21,548
|
54.7
|
16,328
|
10,001
|
61.3
|
| |
5QP
|
Cornwall and Isles Of Scilly PCT
|
27,999
|
19,793
|
70.7
|
17,935
|
13,542
|
75.5
|
| |
5QQ
|
Devon PCT
|
37,355
|
24,202
|
64.8
|
24,294
|
17,325
|
71.3
|
| |
5QM
|
Dorset PCT
|
18,149
|
12,750
|
70.3
|
12,285
|
9,559
|
77.8
|
| |
5QH
|
Gloucestershire PCT
|
34,657
|
24,709
|
71.3
|
21,486
|
16,440
|
76.5
|
| |
5M8
|
North Somerset PCT
|
11,466
|
6,802
|
59.3
|
7,435
|
4,865
|
65.4
|
| |
5F1
|
Plymouth Teaching PCT
|
17,282
|
12,036
|
69.6
|
9,379
|
7,066
|
75.3
|
21 Feb 2008 : Column 953W
21 Feb 2008 : Column 954W
| |
SQL
|
Somerset PCT
|
26,956
|
17,365
|
64.4
|
17,963
|
12,614
|
70.2
|
| |
5A3
|
South Gloucestershire PCT
|
16,434
|
10,096
|
61.4
|
9,948
|
6,653
|
66.9
|
| |
5K3
|
Swindon PCT
|
14,765
|
8,658
|
58.6
|
8,229
|
5,317
|
64.6
|
| |
TAL
|
Torbay Care Trust
|
7,613
|
5,185
|
68.1
|
4,595
|
3,453
|
75.1
|
| |
5QK
|
Wiltshire PCT
|
24,561
|
14,770
|
60.1
|
16,884
|
11,255
|
66.7
|
(1) This is the number of women in the resident population less those with recall ceased for clinical reasons (most commonly due to hysterectomy).
Notes:
1. National policy for the cervical screening programme is that eligible women aged 25 to 64 should be screened every three or five years. Women aged 25 to 49 are screened every three years, (from 2002 3.5 years) those aged 50 to 64 every five years.
2. Coverage as supplied here relates to the percentage of eligible women aged 25-39 screened within the last 3.5 years
Source:
KC53 Parts A2 and A3
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