UK Health Trusts Contact Database

A number of changes have been made in health trusts within the United Kingdom. In 2005, Health Minister John Hutton showcased a new group of NHS Foundation trust which had been previously ap...

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UK Health Trusts Contact Database v.1.0.0

49,814 Database Records

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A number of changes have been made in health trusts within the United Kingdom. In 2005, Health Minister John Hutton showcased a new group of NHS Foundation trust which had been previously approved by the Monitor, which is a regulator. The authorization for these trusts went into effect at the beginning of 2005, and together, there are approximately 50,000 health trusts available. There were a number of organizations that applied for this procedure, and two of them were Burton Hospitals and Nottingham City Hospitals. Both took back their applications and decided they would apply again in the future. The introduction of five new hospitals was praised by Hutton, and he felt that it will push the country closer towards what he calls decentralization.

Once the decentralization occurs, more patients will be given the ability to have an influence over health trusts that are available in their region. The NHS Foundation Trust has stated that they are interested in promoting a greater level of quality for the patients. A number of studies indicated that many health trusts in the United Kingdom have reported a number of increases in enthusiasm and interest from the regional communities, and many of these institutions are playing a pivotal role in bringing innovation to the field. The health trusts have begun thinking in various ways, and they are using their capital to better respond to the needs of the patients they service. One example of this is health centers that are being completed years ahead of their expected completion date. This means that they can service patients faster.
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Table Schema Database Field Statistics

  • ID
  • Region
  • Parent Trust
  • Organization Name
  • Address1
  • Address2
  • Address3
  • Address4
  • Address5
  • Address6
  • Postal Code
  • Telephone
  • Fax
  • Title
  • Initials
  • Last Name
  • Job Title

Sample Data 49,814 Total Records

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Records Information

Aberdeenshire - 736
Angus - 242
Avon - 866
Ayrshire - 170
Bedfordshire - 333
Berkshire - 508
Birmingham - 1424
Buckinghamshire - 499
Caithness - 2
Cambridgeshire - 761
Carmarthenshire - 59
Chelmsford - 17
Cheshire - 896
Cleveland - 502
Clwyd - 223
Colchester, Essex - 1
Conwy - 6
Cornwall - 224
County Antrim - 925
County Armagh - 174
County Down - 163
County Durham - 561
County Londonderry - 160
County Tyrone - 74
Cumbria - 449
Denbighshire - 141
Derbyshire - 514
Devon - 847
Dorset - 473
Dudley - 35
Dumfriesshire - 104
Dyfed - 118
East Riding of Yorkshire - 7
East Sussex - 686
East Yorkshire - 242
Essex - 1328
Fife - 156
Gloucestershire - 371
Greater Manchester - 1587
Gwent - 274
Gwynedd - 154
Hampshire - 700
Herefordshire - 110
Hertfordshire - 640
Inverness-Shire - 235
Isle of Wight - 60
Kent - 1490
Lanarkshire - 1253
Lancashire - 1543
Leicestershire - 722
Lincolnshire - 505
London - 5671
Merseyside - 940
Mid Glamorgan - 239
Middlesex - 1193
Midlothian - 601
Morayshire - 76
New Cross - 19
Nolfolk - 2
Norfolk - 796
North East Lincolnshire - 117
North Humberside - 179
North Lincolnshire - 159
North Staffordshire - 3
North Yorkshire - 483
Northamptonshire - 398
Northumberland - 173
Nottinghamshire - 1511
Orkney - 23
Oxfordshire - 485
Pembrokeshire - 91
Perthshire - 3
Powys - 33
Renfrewshire - 331
Rhonda Cynon Taff - 135
Roxburghshire - 84
Shetland Islands - 28
Shropshire - 299
Solihull - 30
Somerset - 427
South Glamorgan - 682
South Yorkshire - 1389
Staffordshire - 589
Stirlingshire - 129
Suffolk - 361
Surey - 109
Surrey - 1234
Sussex - 2
Tyne and Wear - 1668
Walsall - 149
Warwickshire - 507
West Glamorgan - 400
West Lothian - 238
West Malling, Kent - 32
West Midlands - 93
West Sussex - 637
West Yorkshire - 1374
Wiltshire - 529
Wirral - 216
Wolverhampton - 189
Worcestershire - 471
Yorkshire - 17
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