To ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many beds are currently blocked in each of the district hospitals in Wales; and if he will make a statement. [80841]
The latest available information relating to delayed discharges from hospital is shown by NHS Trust in the following table. Information relates to a chosen day in January 1999 (usually 31 January 1999), as reported in local authority responses to the Survey of Delayed Discharges from Hospital. The survey requested information on the numbers of hospital patients known to local authority social services departments, who were medically fit to be discharged, but were still occupying a hospital bed. All patients medically fit to be discharged are counted; this may include patients whose delay came within agreed timescales for the discharge process.
NHS Trust | Number of delayed discharges, January 1999 |
Bridgend and District | 5 |
Cardiff Community Healthcare | 8 |
Carmarthen and District | 12 |
Ceredigion and Mid Wales | 4 |
Clwydian Community Care | 17 |
East Glamorgan | 1 |
Glan Clwyd General Hospital | 16 |
Glan Hafren | 111 |
Glan-y-Mör | 31 |
Gwent Health Care1 | 27 |
Gwynedd Community2 | 26 |
Gwynedd Hospitals | 7 |
Llandough Hospital | 12 |
Llanelli Dinefwr | 20 |
Morriston Hospital | 69 |
Nevill Hall and District | 31 |
North Glamorgan | 28 |
Pembrokeshire and Derwen | 5 |
Powys Health Care | 12 |
Rhondda Health Care | 32 |
Swansea | 38 |
University Hospital of Wales Healthcare | 68 |
Velindre | 1 |
Wrexham Maelor Hospital | 9 |
Total | 590 |
1As reported by Caerphilly County Borough Council on post April 1999 Trust basis. | |
2 Includes 6 patients with delayed discharges at February 1999. |