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Obstetricians

Volume 175: debated on Tuesday 26 June 1990

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To ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many consultant obstetricians are employed by the national health service in Wales; and what is the number on a full-time equivalent basis (a) in Wales and (b) in each district health authority in Wales in the current year and in each of the past five years.

The available information, which relates to consultants in obstetrics and gynaecology, is given in the following table:

Allocations are made on the basis of individual county plans, having regard to their quality and the extent to which they are in line with the principles of the all-Wales strategy. Allocations for the current year have been targeted particularly to help establish the essential infrastructure for the new patterns of services, including the development of community mental health teams, the provision of accommodation and of community-based services such as drop-in centres.

DeterminedDismissedUndetermined
198919901989199019891990
Snowdonia NP
Meirionnydd181114827
Dwyfor110010
Arfon000010
Aberconwy662606
Montgomery010100
Brecon Beacons
Dinefwr121205
Brecknock13171013011
Cynon Valley000000
Merthyr Tydfil100000
Blaenau Gwent010100
Torfaen000000
Monmouth010114
Pembrokeshire Coast
South Pembrokeshire1096629
Preseli Pembrokeshire7757210