General Practitioners: Shropshire
(asked on 8th October 2024) - View Source
Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what estimate he has made of the annual amount of discretionary funding received by GP services in North Shropshire.
The following table shows funding broken down by funding stream for general practices located in North Shropshire for the 2022/2023 financial year:
Funding Stream | Value (£) |
Global Sum | 11,191,640 |
Direct Enhanced Services | 557,897 |
Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) | 1,654,070 |
Pneumococcal Vaccine, Childhood Immunisation Main Programme | 30,381 |
Reimbursement of Drugs Dispenses | 4,627,145 |
Dispensing Fee | 1,516,157 |
Prescribing Fee | 188,5671 |
PMS Expenditure | 0 |
Information Management | 36,7671 |
PCO Administered | 183,794 |
General Practice Transformation Fund | 192,868 |
Local Incentive Schemes | 1,139,579 |
Premises Payments | 1,323,447 |
Primary Care Network Related Payments | 1,288,714 |
Winter access fund | 55,024 |
Covid Related Payments | 128,487 |
Other | 424,893 |
Total | 24,088,762 |
Source: NHS England
Notes:
- This data is based off published payments data. Note from the payments data on negative payment values reads as follows: Adjustments can be made whilst payments are processing to raise credits/debits against payments. These adjustments can result in what appear to be negative payments or positive deductions.
- Health geographies do not align with parliamentary constituencies. When calculating payments to the North Shropshire Parliamentary Constituency we have included practices with postcodes within the North Shropshire parliamentary constituency. There will be patients registered at practices in this constituency who reside outside the constituency and vice-versa.
- This includes primary care network (PCN) payments, where they are recorded against practices in North Shropshire in the Payments to General Practice data set. PCNs do not align with constituency boundaries and payments recorded in one constituency might benefit practices in the same PCN in other constituencies.