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Ear, Nose And Throat Specialists

Volume 905: debated on Monday 16 February 1976

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asked the Secretary of State for Social Services how many ENT consultants and physiological measurement technicians (audology), respectively, are currently employed by the National Health Service.

YearDefinition of major scheme usedEstimated expenditure in yearEstimated expenditure in 1975 PESC prices
£ million£ million
1964–65Over £100,00048·315140·553
1965–66Over £100,00061·182173·478
1966–67Over £100,00058·820160·679
1967–68Over £100,00063·548169·461
1968–69Over £75,00077·973200·758
1969–70Over £75,00083·278211·980
1970–71Over £75,00087·049207·436
1971–72Over £75,000107·661234·137
1972–73Over £150,000123·361248·945
1973–74Over £150,000145·167242·667
1974–75Over £150,000181·649236·566
1975–76Over £350,000152·916152·916
Note: The estimated expenditure is that given in Supply Estimates. For the years 1964–65 to 1968–69 inclusive the figures include Wales. Expenditure in 1974–75 and 1975–76 includes community services—e.g., health centres—formerly administered by local health authorities and purchases of land and property; these items are not included in expenditure for years prior to 1974–75.
The aggregate capital expenditure in England on the National Health Service from 1948 to 1975–76 is provisionally estimated at £2,030 million.