Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, how much funding his Department provided to (a) Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and (b) Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust in each of the last six years.
National Health Service trusts and foundation trusts do not receive the majority of their funding directly from the Department. They are semi-autonomous organisations whose income derives from the provision of services to NHS England and clinical commissioning groups.
The Department did however provide public dividend capital to both organisations in 2013-14 to support a number of centrally-led initiatives, shown in the following table:
| Lancashire Teaching Hospitals | Lancashire Care NHS |
Dementia care | 1,014 | - |
Improving birth environments | 754 | - |
Nursing and technology fund | 162 | 358 |
Improving maternity care settings | 52 | - |
Integrated digital care fund | - | 403 |
Total | 1,982 | 761 |
The Department additionally provided public dividend capital in previous years as set out in the following table. The purpose of these allocations was not collected centrally prior to 2013-14.
| Lancashire Teaching Hospitals | Lancashire Care NHS |
2012-13 | - | 624 |
2011-12 | - | - |
2010-11 | - | 900 |
2009-10 | - | - |
2008-09 | 3,888 | - |
Total | 3,888 | 1,524 |