Section 4 Family Health Services
Family Health Services
Table 4.1 Cost
of Family Health Services (FHS) at 2002 prices,
Figure 4.1 Family
Health Services (FHS) expenditure as a percentage of gross NHS cost,
Table 4.2 Family
Health Services (FHS) expenditure distribution by service,
Figure 4.2 Primary
health care as a percentage of total health expenditure in selected OECD
countries,
circa 2002
Figure 4.3 Real
growth in expenditure on Family Health Services (FHS) and hospital services,
1949 - 2002
Table 4.3 Real
cost of Family Health Services (FHS) per capita,
Box 2 FHS gross expenditure per capita
at 2001 prices,
Table 4.4 Family
Health Services (FHS) gross expenditure (revenue and capital) per capita and
per
household,
General Medical Services
Figure 4.4 Cost
of General Medical Services (GMS) at 2002 prices,
Table 4.5 Cost
of General Medical Services (GMS) per capita and per household,
Table 4.6 Number
of general medical practitioners (GPs) by country,
Table 4.6(a) Number
of general medical practitioners (GPs) per 100,000 population,
by country,
2003
Table 4.7 NHS
medical workforce (GPs, hospital and community medical staff),
Figure 4.5 Number
of GPs per 1,000 population in selected OECD countries, circa 2002
Table 4.8 Number
of unrestricted GPs,
Table 4.9 Number
and index (1952=100) of GPs by type in
Table 4.10 Number
of unrestricted GPs by country,
Table 4.10(a) Average
list size of unrestricted GPs by country,
Table 4.11 Resident population per unrestricted principal,
Figure 4.6 Average list size of unrestricted GP principals by country,
Table 4.12 People
aged 65 and over per unrestricted GP by country,
Table 4.12(a) People
aged 75 and over per unrestricted GP by country,
Table 4.13 Number
of patients per unrestricted GP by patient age group,
Table 4.14 Number
of unrestricted principals, assistants and trainees by age and sex,
2003
Table 4.15 Number
of trainee GPs by country,
Table 4.15(a) Number
of unrestricted principals per trainee by country,
Figure 4.7 Index
(1959=100) of number of unrestricted GPs by size of practice,
1959 - 2003
Table 4.16 Distribution
of unrestricted GP principals by size of practice,
Table 4.17(a) Number
of unrestricted GP principals by size of practice,
Table 4.17(b) Number
of unrestricted GP principals by size of practice,
Table 4.17(c) Number
of unrestricted GP principals by size of practice,
Table 4.18 Number
and percentage of GPs practising in deprived areas and numbers of patients from
deprived areas on their lists, by country,
Table 4.19 Estimated
number and index (1975=100) of NHS GP consultations by age group,
2002
Table 4.20 Estimated
number and index (1975=100) of NHS consultations per unrestricted principal,
1975 – 2002
Table
4.21 Number of dispensing doctors by
country,
Table 4.21(a) Number
of NHS prescription items dispensed by dispensing doctors by country,
2003
General Pharmaceutical Services
Table 4.22 Total
number of NHS prescriptions dispensed, by country,
Table 4.22(a) Number
of NHS prescriptions dispensed per capita, by country,
Table 4.23 Number
of chemists and appliance contractors and number per 100,000 population
by
country,
Figure 4.8 Practising
pharmacists per 1,000 population in selected OECD countries,
circa 2002
Table 4.24 Number
and index (1991=100) of prescription items dispensed per chemist by country,
1991 - 2003
Table 4.25 Number
of NHS prescriptions (Rxs) dispensed by chemists and appliance
contractors,
1948 – 2003
Figure 4.9 Prescription
items dispensed per capita in selected OECD countries, circa 1998
Table 4.26 Number
of prescription items dispensed, and per capita, by age group,
Figure 4.10 Prescription
items dispensed per capita among older people,
Table 4.27 Number
of NHS prescriptions dispensed by chemists and appliance contractors, and per
capita, by country,
Figure 4.11 NHS
prescription charges and items dispensed by chemists and appliance contractors,
1949 – 2003
Figure 4.12 Basic rate of prescription charges at constant prices and as
a percentage of total prescription
costs,
Figure 4.13 Revenue
from prescription charges and as a percentage of General Pharmaceutical Services
(GPS) cost,
Figure 4.14 Proportion
of NHS prescriptions exempt from the prescription charge,
Table 4.28 Total
cost of NHS prescriptions (Rxs) dispensed by chemists and appliance
contractors,
1948 – 2003
Figure 4.15 Gross
cost of General Pharmaceutical Services (GPS),
Table 4.29 Total
and per capita cost of NHS prescriptions dispensed at 2003 prices, by country,
1991 - 2003
Figure 4.16 Pharmaceutical expenditure as per
cent of GDP in selected OECD countries, circa 2002
Figure 4.17 Pharmaceutical expenditure per capita in selected OECD countries, circa 2002
Table 4.30 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) of NHS prescriptions (Rxs) dispensed by
chemists and appliance
contractors, 1949 – 2003
Table 4.31 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions per capita and per household,
Table 4.32 Net
ingredient cost of NHS prescriptions dispensed and cost per capita at 2003
prices by
country,
Table 4.33 Net
ingredient cost per prescription dispensed and real cost index (1991=100) by
country,
1991 - 2003
Table 4.34 Net
ingredient cost of prescriptions and cost per capita by age group,
Figure 4.18 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) per older person,
Table 4.35 Percentage
of total number and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic
group,
Table 4.36 Percentage
of total number and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic
group,
Table 4.37 Percentage
of total number and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic
group,
Table 4.38 Percentage
of total number and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic
group,
Table 4.39 Percentage
of total number and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic
group,
Table 4.40 Number
and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic group,
Table 4.41 Number
and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic group,
2003
Table 4.42 Number
and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic group,
Table 4.43 Number
and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic group,
2002
Table 4.44 Number
and net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by therapeutic group,
1995- 2002
Figure 4.19 Prescription
items per capita, dispensed by chemists, by major therapeutic group,
2002
Figure 4.20 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) per capita, by major therapeutic group,
Table 4.45 Age
and sex distribution of adults taking various categories of prescribed
medicines,
1995
Table 4.46 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) per prescription item at 2002 prices by therapeutic
group,
1995 - 2002
Table 4.47 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) per prescription item at 2002 prices by therapeutic
group,
1995 - 2003
Table 4.48 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) per prescription item at 2002 prices by therapeutic
group,
1995 - 2003
Table 4.49 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) per prescription item at 2002 prices by therapeutic
group,
1995 - 2002
Table 4.50 Net
ingredient cost (NIC) per prescription item at 2002 prices by therapeutic
group,
Ireland
Figure 4.21 Market
share of branded and generic prescription items dispensed by chemists,
1949 - 2003
Figure 4.22 Relationship
between generic prescribing and generic dispensing,
Box 18 Cost comparison of generic and
branded prescriptions
dispensed in
Table 4.51 Hospital
bed days and estimated annual hospital savings,
Table 4.52 Estimated
inpatient treatment costs to NHS hospitals of various diseases,
2001/02
Table4.52(a) Costs of various diseases
as a percentage of total NHS hospital expenditure,
2001/02
Table 4.53 Estimated
net ingredient cost (NIC) of prescriptions by disease group,
Table 4.54 Estimated
cost of GP consultations by disease group,
Table 4.55 Estimated
prescription dispensing costs by disease group,
Table 4.56 Estimated
total cost of disease treatment to the NHS,
Table 4.57 Estimated
total real cost of disease treatment to UK NHS, at 2001 prices, 1990/91 -
2001/02
Table 4.58 Estimated
total NHS expenditure on pharmaceuticals at manufacturers' prices,
2003
Figure 4.23 Estimated total NHS expenditure on
medicines (at manufacturers' prices) and per cent of gross
NHS cost,
General Dental Services
Figure 4.24 Gross
cost of General Dental Services (GDS) and per cent of gross NHS cost,
Table 4.59 General
Dental Services (GDS) gross expenditure per capita and per household, UK, 1975/76
-
2002/03
Figure 4.25 Patient
dental charges and as a percentage of the gross cost of General Dental Services
(GDS),
Figure 4.26 Courses
of dental treatment and per 1,000 people,
Table 4.60 Number
of NHS dental practitioners,
Figure 4.27 Number of practising dentists per 1,000 population in OECD countries, circa 2002
General Ophthalmic Services
Figure 4.28 Gross
cost of General Ophthalmic Services (GOS) and per cent of gross NHS cost,
2002
Table 4.61 General
Ophthalmic Services (GOS) expenditure per capita and per household,
2002/03
Figure 4.29 Numbers
of NHS sight tests and pairs of glasses supplied per 1,000 population,
2002
Table 4.62 Number
of opticians and per 100,000 population,