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Mr. Tom Arnold
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will list the teaching hospitals in England.
Mrs. Currie
The main university teaching hospitals of each of the 19 English medical schools are as follows. All the medical schools use, in addition, other NHS hospitals to meet their requirements for clinical facilities for undergraduate medical education. Such use is subject to change. Information about current usage can be obtained from individual medical schools.
| Medical school | Main university teaching hospital(s) |
| Birmingham | Queen Elizabeth Hospital |
| Cambridge | Addenbrooke's Hospital |
| Leeds | The General Infirmary St. James' University Hospital |
| Leicester | Leicester Royal Infirmary |
| Liverpool | Liverpool Royal Infirmary |
| London Charing Cross and Westminster | Charing Cross Hospital |
| Westminster Hospital | |
| King's College | King's College Hospital |
| The London | The London Hospital, |
| Whitechapel | |
| The Royal Free | The Royal Free Hospital |
| St. Bartholomew's | St. Bartholomew's Hospital |
| St. George's | St. George's Hospital |
| United Medical Schools of Guy's/ | Guy's Hospital |
| St. Thomas | St. Thomas' Hospital |
| University College and Middlesex | University College Hospital |
| The Middlsex Hospital | |
| Manchester | Manchester Royal |
| Infirmary | |
| Hope Hospital | |
| University Hospital of | |
| South Manchester | |
| Newcastle Upon Tyne | The Royal Victoria |
| Infirmary | |
| Nottingham | The University Hospital, |
| Nottingham | |
| Oxford | The John Radcliffe |
| Hospital | |
| Sheffield | The Royal Hallamshire |
| Hospital | |
| Southampton | The Southampton Genera] |
| Hospital |