Question reference: S1W-00553
- Asked by: Roseanna Cunningham, MSP for Perth, Scottish National Party
- Date lodged: 15 July 1999
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Current status: Answered by Susan Deacon on 29 July 1999
Question
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will list, by Health Board area, the Scottish Hospitals with in-patient paediatric services, and indicate how many of these services are currently subject to review.
Answer
Information on hospitals which provided acute inpatient paediatric services in each Health Board area during the year to 31 March 1999 is provided in the Table.
Health Service strategies are kept under review as part of the Health Improvement Programme process introduced in 1998. Every Health Board must set out its intentions annually for service developments in its area for the following five years. Where a planned development represents a significant change of use of a hospital or contains proposals for hospital closure, there must be full public consultation. Health Boards currently carrying out a review of acute paediatric services are shown in the Table.
NHS in Scotland: NHS Hospitals Providing Acute Inpatient Paediatric Services1 During The Year Ending 31 March 1999p
HEALTH BOARD2/HOSPITAL | REVIEW OF ACUTE INPATIENT PAEDIATRIC SERVICE |
Argyll and Clyde | Yes |
Inverclyde Royal Hospital | |
Royal Alexandra Hospital | |
Vale of Leven District General Hospital | |
Ayrshire and Arran | Yes |
Crosshouse Hospital | |
The Ayr Hospital | |
Borders | No |
Borders General Hospital | |
Dumfries and Galloway | No |
Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary | |
Fife | Yes |
Queen Margaret Hospital | |
Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy |
NHS in Scotland: NHS Hospitals Providing Acute Inpatient Paediatric Services1 During The Year Ending 31 March 1999p (Continued)
HEALTH BOARD1/HOSPITAL2 | REVIEW OF ACUTE INPATIENT PAEDIATRIC SERVICE |
Forth Valley | Yes |
Falkirk and District Royal Infirmary | |
Stirling Royal Infirmary | |
Grampian | Yes |
Dr Gray's Hospital | |
Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital | |
Greater Glasgow | Yes |
Canniesburn Hospital | |
Glasgow Dental Hospital and School | |
Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow | |
Southern General Hospital | |
Victoria Infirmary | |
Western Infirmary | |
Highland | No |
Raigmore Hospital | |
Lanarkshire | No |
Law Hospital | |
Monklands District General Hospital | |
Stonehouse Hospital | |
Lothian | Yes |
City Hospital | |
Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Edinburgh | |
St John's Hospital at Howden | |
Tayside | Yes |
Dundee Royal Infirmary (closed 30/11/98) | |
Ninewells Hospital | |
Perth Royal Infirmary | |
Strathcathro Hospital | |
Western Isles | No |
Western Isles Hospital |
p
Provisional1
Includes dedicated children's hospitals; hospitals with paediatric units; and other hospitals which during 1998/99 admitted children for inpatient treatment. Hospitals which admitted a relatively small number of children (less than 50) or emergency cases only during the year are excluded.2
Acute inpatient paediatric services for Orkney and Shetland are provide by Grampian University Hospitals NHS Trust.Source: ISD Scotland