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Mr. Barnes
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many beds dealing with incontinence are available in England and Wales in (a) all service hospitals, (b) general hospitals, (c) specialist hospitals, (d) teaching hospitals and (e) hospitals in other categories. [77031]
| Health authority total expenses in respect to clinical negligence | |||
| £000 | |||
| Health authority code | Health authority | 1996–97 Haa04c—mc9–340 | 1997–98 Haa04c—sc340 |
| QA2 | Hillingdon HA | (7) | (423) |
| QA3 | Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster HA | 2,016 | 511 |
| QA4 | Enfield & Haringey HA | 6,834 | 362 |
| QA5 | Redbridge & Waltham Forest HA | — | (111) |
| QA6 | Bedfordshire HA | — | 500 |
| QA7 | Berkshire HA | (733) | 738 |
| QA8 | Buckinghamshire HA | 1,108 | 2,923 |
| QA9 | Cambridge & Huntingdon HA | — | 624 |
| QAA | Bexley & Greenwich HA | (480) | (1,301) |
| QAC | Bromley HA | (442) | 48 |
| QAD | Croydon HA | 418 | (787) |
| QAE | East Kent HA | 2,377 | 1,150 |
| QAF | West Kent HA | — | 2,199 |
| QAG | Kingston & Richmond HA | — | 2,327 |
| QAH | Lambeth, Southwark & Lewisham HA | 580 | 98 |
| QAJ | Merton, Sutton & Wandsworth HA | 173 | 481 |
| QAK | East Surrey HA | (126) | 75 |
| QAL | West Surrey HA | 1,787 | (716) |
| QAM | East Sussex, Brighton & Hove HA | 202 | 801 |
| QAN | West Sussex HA | 965 | 208 |
| QAP | Barking & Havering HA | — | 431 |
| QAQ | Barnet HA | 389 | 572 |
| QAR | Brent & Harrow HA | 1,608 | 508 |
| QAT | Camden & Islington HA | 1,604 | 1,222 |
| QAV | Ealing, Hammersmith & Hounslow HA | 10 | 210 |
| QAW | East London & The City HA | 348 | 1,023 |
| QAX | North Essex HA | 715 | 763 |
| QAY | South Essex HA | 1,144 | 596 |
| QC1 | South Lancashire HA | 57 | (113) |
| QC2 | Liverpool HA | 642 | (228) |
| QC3 | Manchester HA | — | 1,193 |
| QC4 | Morecambe Bay HA | 117 | 295 |
Mr. Hutton
The information requested is not available in the form requested. Bed data are collected by broad ward classification rather than by clinical specialty. The data are also collected only from National Health Service trusts and there is no split between the different types of hospitals. The publication, "Bed availability and Occupancy for England" contains information for individual NHS trusts along with summary tables for England.