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Erectile Dysfunction Disorders

Volume 329: debated on Tuesday 13 April 1999

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To ask the Secretary of State for Health what is the current unit cost in the NHS of each accepted treatment for erectile dysfunction disorder by (a) prescribable drug and (b) other means. [76133]

To ask the Secretary of State for Health what was the total cost per adult male of GP-prescribed drug treatments for erectile dysfunction disorders in (a) England, (b) each English region and (c) each English health authority area in the most recent complete year available. [76132]

The information requested is shown in the table.

Net ingredient cost per 1,000 adult males of drugs for erectile dysfunction disorders prescribed by General Practitioners England 1998
£
Regional Office/Health AuthorityNet ingredients cost per 1,000 males aged 18 and over
Northern and Yorkshire
Bradford671
County Durham568
East Riding702
Gateshead and South Tyneside730
Leeds464
Newcastle and North Tyneside693
North Cumbria487
Northumberland448
Sunderland495
Tees409
Wakefield367
North Yorkshire522
Calderdale and Kirklees492
Average for Northern and Yorkshire545

£

Regional Office/Health Authority

Net ingredients cost per 1,000 males aged 18 and over

Trent

Barnsley387
North Derbyshire321
South Derbyshire385
Doncaster881
Leicestershire408
Lincolnshire451
North Nottinghamshire285
Nottingham489
Rotherham510
Sheffield288
South Humber518
Average for Trent429

Anglia and Oxford

Bedfordshire452
Berkshire460
Buckinghamshire250
Cambridge and Huntingdon396
East Norfolk701
Northamptonshire496
North West Anglia539
Oxfordshire385
Suffolk423
Average for Anglia and Oxford452

North Thames

Hillingdon573
Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster491
Enfield and Haringey470
Redbridge and Waltham Forest319
Barking and Havering451
Barnet481
Brent and Harrow562
Camden and Islington578
Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow619
East London and The City563
North Essex492
South Essex429
East and North Hertfordshire424
West Hertfordshire493
Average for North Thames496

South Thames

Bexley and Greenwich518
Bromley446
Croydon415
East Kent549
West Kent487
Kingston and Richmond442
Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham588
Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth532
East Surrey438
West Surrey445
East Sussex, Brighton and Hove466
West Sussex544
Average for South Thames499

South and West

North and Mid Hampshire478
Portsmouth and South East Hampshire443
Southampton and South West Hampshire552
Isle of Wight566
Somerset500
South and West Devon583
Wiltshire433

Net ingredient cost per 1,000 adult males of drugs for erectile dysfunction disorders prescribed by General Practitioners England 1998

£

Regional Office/Health Authority

Net ingredients cost per 1,000 males aged 18 and over

Avon511
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly517
Dorset772
North and East Devon500
Gloucestershire550
Average for South and West536

West Midlands

Birmingham584
Coventry630
Dudley439
Herefordshire273
Sandwell451
Shropshire541
Solihull602
North Staffordshire531
South Staffordshire577
Walsall388
Warwickshire552
Wolverhampton738
Worcestershire481
Average for West Midlands537

North West

South Lancashire556
Liverpool588
Manchester769
Morecambe Bay490
St. Helens and Knowsley1,062
Salford and Trafford894
Sefton530
Stockport672
West Pennine623
Bury and Rochdale641
North Cheshire737
South Cheshire755
East Lancashire458
North West Lancashire726
Wigan and Bolton671
Wirral669
Average for North West680
Average for England525

Notes:

1. The information is from the Prescribing Analyses and Cost system (PACT) which is based on all prescriptions prescribed by General Practitioners which are dispensed.

2. The population figures used are based on the Office for National Statistics mid year resident population projections for 1998, 1996 based.

3. The net ingredient cost is the basic cost of a drug which does not take account of discounts, dispensing costs, fees or prescription charges income.

4. Drugs used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction are defined as those in the British National Formulary paragraph 7.4.5, "Drugs for impotence".