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Written Answers
1 DECEMBER 2010
Written Answers
888W
Abortions by age group, strategic health authority and number of
previous abortions, residents of England and Wales, 2009
Age group
Strategic
health
authority
West
Midlands
Yorkshire and
the Humber
Number of
previous
abortions 18-24 25-29
0 6,028 2,361
1 2,044 1,303
2 — 354
3ormore — 95
Total 8,546 4,113
0 5,295 2,045
1 1,527 1,065
2 — 258
3ormore — 95
Total 7,101 3,463
Wales 0 2,928 1,150
1 766 539
2 — 112
3ormore — 42
Total 3,854 1,843
‘—’ = Suppressed value less than 10 (between 0 and 9) or where a
presented total would reveal a suppressed value when used with
previously published tables. This is in line with Office for National
Statistics guidance for the release of abortion statistics 2005.
Abortion: Marriage
Mr Amess: To ask the Secretary of State for Health
what proportion of women who had an abortion in
2009 were married at the time of the abortion; what the
modal (a) age of the women, (b) length gestation of
the pregnancy, (c) number of previous children born
to the women and (d) number of previous abortions
undergone by the women was; and what the most
common legal grounds was under which such abortions
were performed. [26413]
Anne Milton: The information requested can be found
in the following table.
Most likely 1 conditions for married women 2 having abortions in 2009, residents
of England and Wales
England
and
Wales
Total
abortions
to
married
women
Age
Gestation
weeks
Number
of
previous
children
Number
of
previous
abortions Ground
3
26,971 29 7 2 0 C
1
Statistical mode (highest frequency).
2
Includes civil partnership.
3
15% of total abortions.
Note:
Ground C: that the pregnancy has not exceeded its twenty-fourth week and that
the continuance of the pregnancy would involve risk: greater than if the
pregnancy were terminated, of injury to the physical or mental health of the
pregnant woman.
Accident and Emergency Departments
Mr Evennett: To ask the Secretary of State for Health
how many people were treated in the accident and
emergency department in (a) Queen Mary’s Hospital,
Sidcup (b) Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich and
(c) Princess Royal Hospital, Farnborough in each of
the last five years. [26266]
Mr Simon Burns: This information is not collected in
the format requested. The information that is available
is shown in the following table.
Attendances at accident and emergency departments, 2005-06 to 2009-10
First attendances
Org name 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
Bromley Hospitals
NHS Trust
Queen Elizabeth
Hospital NHS Trust
Queen Mary’s Sidcup
NHS Trust
South London
Healthcare NHS
Trust
82,418 86,132 84,202 84,162 —
98,280 98,798 99,534 98,224 —
71,241 71,802 74,060 80,273 —
— — — — 274,634
Notes:
1. Data is provided by NHS Trust.
2. Data provided are first attendances at the trusts A&E departments.
Source:
Department of Health form Quarterly Monitoring of Accident and
Emergency
Barnet General Hospital: Private Finance Initiative
Mike Freer: To ask the Secretary of State for Health
what proportion of the running costs of Barnet
General Hospital was paid to the private finance
initiative provider in each year from 2005 to 2009; and
if he will estimate the proportion to be paid to the
private finance initiative provider in (a) 2010 and (b)
2011. [26643]
Mr Simon Burns: The information is not available in
the format requested. However, data for net operating
expenses for Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals National
Health Service Trust in respect of its private finance
initiative (PFI) scheme are set out in the following table.
Data are not held centrally for 2010-11 or 2011-12.
Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals NHS Trust: Proportion of total
operating expenses relating to PFI
Percentage of total revenue
expenditure relating to PFI
2005-06 5.5
2006-07 4.8
2007-08 4.0
2008-09 3.6
2009-10 3.3
Notes:
1. The source of the data is the audited summarisation schedules of
the trust for 2005-06 to 2009-10.
2. The percentages provided represent the net operating expenses in
respect of PFI schemes as a proportion of total operating expenses.
3. 2005-06 to 2008-09 figures compiled under UK generally accepted
accounting practice.
4. 2009-10 accounts were compiled under international finance reporting
standards.
Basophobia: NHS
Mr Amess: To ask the Secretary of State for Health
(1) what treatments for basophobia are available on the
NHS; whether he expects new treatments to be available
in the next two years; and if he will make a statement;
[26493]