UK Health Authorities Contact Database v.1.0.0

3,182 Database Records

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The UK health authorities are responsible for maintaining the local NHS centers. In addition to this, they are also responsible for designing plans that can improve the quality of healthcare in their region. It is important for the health authorities to make sure the health services are high in quality. In addition to this, they must constantly seek to increase their healthcase capabilities so that they can treat more people within a short period of time. When the nation as a whole creates specific priorities for the healthcare sector, it is important for the health authorities to make sure this national priorities are being promoted on a local level. The health authorities in the United Kingdom are directly connected to the NHS and the Health Department.

There are a number of people who are awaiting health treatments in the UK, and the health authorities are responsible for assisting them. The PCT, or Primary Care Trust, will play an important role in this process. The current national priority that has been promoted by the Department of Health is to make sure not citizens wait longer than 18 weeks to receive treatment in the hospitals by 2008. The process of completing this objective will consistently be monitored by a number of agencies. The health authorities will be responsible for making sure the regional NHS organization and following the proper procedures. Like many countries, healthcare is an important issues that many government agencies are seeking to improve. The health authorities are directly involved with this task.

Table Schema Database Field Statistics

• ID
• Region
• Health Authority Name
• Address1
• Address2
• Address3
• County
• Post Code
• Telephone
• Fax
• Title
• Initials
• Last Name
• Job Title

Sample Data 3,182 Total Records

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Records Information

Aberdeenshire - 25
Angus - 21
Avon - 36
Ayrshire - 24
Bedfordshire - 30
Berkshire - 12
Buckinghamshire - 18
Cambridgeshire - 38
Cheshire - 77
Clwyd - 26
Cornwall - 25
County Antrim - 63
County Armagh - 27
County Durham - 25
County Londonderry - 21
Cumbria - 59
Derbyshire - 51
Devon - 61
Dorset - 22
Dumfriesshire - 23
Dyfed - 61
East Sussex - 21
East Yorkshire - 19
Essex - 102
Fife - 22
Gloucestershire - 26
Greater Manchester - 48
Hampshire - 78
Herefordshire - 20
Hertfordshire - 69
Inverness-Shire - 31
Isle of Lewis - 22
Isle of Wight - 15
Kent - 117
Lanarkshire - 47
Lancashire - 173
Leicestershire - 19
Lincolnshire - 20
London - 134
Merseyside - 41
Middlesborough - 30
Middlesex - 67
Midlothian - 23
Norfolk - 24
North Humberside - 31
North Lincolnshire - 26
North Yorkshire - 30
Northamptonshire - 14
Northumberland - 18
Nottinghamshire - 63
Orkney - 28
Oxfordshire - 21
Renfrewshire - 37
Roxburghshire - 19
Shetland - 31
Shropshire - 31
Somerset - 39
South Glamorgan - 31
South Wirral - 23
South Yorkshire - 128
Staffordshire - 61
Stirlingshire - 22
Suffolk - 37
Surrey - 112
Tyne and Wear - 81
Warwickshire - 30
West Glamorgan - 31
West Midlands - 170
West Sussex - 18
West Yorkshire - 82
Wiltshire - 21
Worcestershire - 34