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Bed cuts by PCT in BBCSHA region

PCTCuts
Solihull-30
HoB Teaching-65
South Brum-133
Oldbury and Smethwick-23
Wednesbury and West Brom-8
Rowley Regis and Tipton-20
Eastern Brum-54
North Brum-65
Walsall Teaching-80
Dudley South-90
Dudley Beacon and Castle-54
Wolves-81

Source: Birmingham and Black Country Strategic Health Authority (BBCSHA) Strategic Framework 2004 - 2010.


Note that the BBCSHA "fair share" capitation funding is £100m less than calculated.
(that's about £40-50m for Birmingham)

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