To comment on the consequences for military hospitals of the preparations for the outbreak of hostilities in the Gulf.

To comment on the consequences for military hospitals of the preparations for the outbreak of hostilities in the Gulf.

If he will list the service hospitals covered by the Surgeon General's recent review. - List given.

If he will list the service hospitals covered by the Surgeon General's recent review. - List given.

When he received the Surgeon General's review of the future of service hospitals in the United Kingdom; and when he expects to announce a decision on its recommendations.

When he received the Surgeon General's review of the future of service hospitals in the United Kingdom; and when he expects to announce a decision on its recommendations.

If he will list the specialties available to national health service patients at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich. - Incls list.

If he will list the specialties available to national health service patients at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich. - Incls list.

How many: (a) service personnel and (b) civilians are currently employed at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich. - Incls figures.

How many: (a) service personnel and (b) civilians are currently employed at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich. - Incls figures.

When the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich was opened for use; and how many beds it currently provides. - Incls figures.

When the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich was opened for use; and how many beds it currently provides. - Incls figures.

What were the estimated annual running costs of the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich in 1987-88, 1988-89 and 1989-90; and what is the current estimated average cost of in-patient stays for: (a) service and (b) National Health Service patients. - Incls table.

What were the estimated annual running costs of the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich in 1987-88, 1988-89 and 1989-90; and what is the current estimated average cost of in-patient stays for: (a) service and (b) National Health Service patients. - Incls table.

How many: (a) service personnel, (b) service dependents and (c) National Health Service patients have been treated as either: (1) in-patients or (2) out-patients at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich during each of the most recent 10 years for which figures are available. - Table given.

How many: (a) service personnel, (b) service dependents and (c) National Health Service patients have been treated as either: (1) in-patients or (2) out-patients at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich during each of the most recent 10 years for which figures are available. - Table given.

What was the overall bed occupancy rate at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich for the most recent four quarters for which figures are available. - Incls annual occupancy rate for 1989-90.

What was the overall bed occupancy rate at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital, Woolwich for the most recent four quarters for which figures are available. - Incls annual occupancy rate for 1989-90.

If he will list all the capital improvements, additions and alterations to the Princess of Wales Royal Air Force Hospital, Ely for each of the last five years giving details of the sums involved in each case. - Under-Sec of State will write

If he will list all the capital improvements, additions and alterations to the Princess of Wales Royal Air Force Hospital, Ely for each of the last five years giving details of the sums involved in each case. - Under-Sec of State will write

What steps he is taking to permit military hospitals to enter the National Health Service internal market. - No current plans for service hospitals to compete in NHS internal market

What steps he is taking to permit military hospitals to enter the National Health Service internal market. - No current plans for service hospitals to compete in NHS internal market

If he will list the numbers of: (a) civilian outpatients and (b) civilian inpatients treated at the Princess of Wales RAF Hospital, Ely under the National Health Service in each medical and surgical department during each of the last five years. - Disproportionate cost

If he will list the numbers of: (a) civilian outpatients and (b) civilian inpatients treated at the Princess of Wales RAF Hospital, Ely under the National Health Service in each medical and surgical department during each of the last five years. - Disproportionate cost

If he will list the numbers of servicemen, women and dependants from each service treated at each military hospital as: (a) inpatients and (b) outpatients for each of the last five years. - Inc tables

If he will list the numbers of servicemen, women and dependants from each service treated at each military hospital as: (a) inpatients and (b) outpatients for each of the last five years. - Inc tables

If he will list all the district health authorities which have had civilian patients treated under the National Health Service at the Princess of Wales RAF Hospital, Ely during each of the last five years.

If he will list all the district health authorities which have had civilian patients treated under the National Health Service at the Princess of Wales RAF Hospital, Ely during each of the last five years.

If he will list those military hospitals which provide an accident and emergency service to the National Health Service. - Inc list

If he will list those military hospitals which provide an accident and emergency service to the National Health Service. - Inc list

If he will list all the surgical and medical disciplines provided at each R.A.F. hospital. - Inc table

If he will list all the surgical and medical disciplines provided at each R.A.F. hospital. - Inc table

Whether he will take steps to ensure that the Cambridge Hospital in Aldershot will resume its normal civilian and military functions once the Gulf crisis has been resolved.

Whether he will take steps to ensure that the Cambridge Hospital in Aldershot will resume its normal civilian and military functions once the Gulf crisis has been resolved.

To list by country & region MOD hospitals in UK which had consultant obstetric &/or general practitioner maternity beds in 1980, 1985 or most recent year for which figures are available & give nos of beds of each type in each hospital & in each year. - Incls table.

To list by country & region MOD hospitals in UK which had consultant obstetric &/or general practitioner maternity beds in 1980, 1985 or most recent year for which figures are available & give nos of beds of each type in each hospital & in each year. - Incls table.

Further to 172 c137W, how many of 97 cases of injury & death of parachute trainees at RAF Brize Norton in 1989 were related to ill health; how many had seen a medical officer prior to the incident & of these, how many were certified unfit to continue with immediate...

Further to 172 c137W, how many of 97 cases of injury & death of parachute trainees at RAF Brize Norton in 1989 were related to ill health; how many had seen a medical officer prior to the incident & of these, how many were certified unfit to continue with immediate...

How many parachute trainees at RAF Brize Norton reported to a medical officer & were categorised as requiring 48 hours or more withdrawal from course in 1989. - 57.

How many parachute trainees at RAF Brize Norton reported to a medical officer & were categorised as requiring 48 hours or more withdrawal from course in 1989. - 57.