Structure of UK healthcare services

Table of Contents
1 Summary
2 Structure of UK healthcare services
2.1 Overview
2.2 Statistical comparisons
3 England
3.1 Overview of reforms
3.2 Central structures
3.2.1 The NHS Commissioning Board
3.3 Local organisations
3.3.1 Primary care and clinical commissioning groups
3.3.2 Secondary care
3.3.2.1 Acute trusts
3.3.2.2 Mental health and care trusts
3.3.2.3 Ambulance and non-emergency contact services
4 Devolved nations
4.1 Scotland
4.2 Wales
4.3 Northern Ireland

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List Of Figures
Figure 1: Planned government health spending by UK nation, 2011-12 to 2014-15
Figure 2: Planned government health spending by UK nation per capita, 2011-12 to 2014-15
Figure 3: NHS workforce in England, Scotland and Wales
Figure 4: Strategic health authority clusters by population
Figure 5: Progress towards foundation trust status by English secondary trusts
Figure 6: Organisation of NHS in England before current set of reforms
Figure 7: Organisation of NHS in England after current set of reforms
Figure 8: Largest acute trusts in England by medical and dental staff
Figure 9: Largest mental health trusts in England by medical staff
Figure 10: UK ambulance services by emergency calls
Figure 11: Organisation of NHS in Scotland
Figure 12: Health boards in Scotland by population covered
Figure 13: Organisation of NHS in Wales
Figure 14: Welsh health boards by population covered
Figure 15: Organisation of health and social care in Northern Ireland
Figure 16: Health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland by staff and population covered

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