Surgery

(asked on 18th September 2023) - View Source

Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, how many operations were carried out by the NHS in each year since 2010.


Answered by
Will Quince Portrait
Will Quince
This question was answered on 19th October 2023

The following table shows the number of admissions with a procedure, outpatient attendances with a procedure, and the total for procedures carried out for each year 2010-2023:

Admitted episodes with a procedure

Outpatient attendances with a procedure

Total (admitted episodes and outpatient attendances with a procedure)

2010/11

10,100,128

12,589,635

22,689,763

2011/12

10,413,163

14,277,561

24,690,724

2012/13

10,594,814

15,869,391

26,464,205

2013/14

11,029,758

20,185,294

31,215,052

2014/15

11,341,913

22,399,928

33,741,841

2015/16

11,606,488

24,928,683

36,535,171

2016/17

11,892,894

27,579,552

39,472,446

2017/18

11,897,542

28,698,012

40,595,554

2018/19

12,164,264

30,861,273

43,025,537

2019/20

12,281,985

31,624,383

43,906,368

2020/21

9,097,629

21,139,841

30,237,470

2021/22

11,582,866

28,616,450

40,199,316

2022/23

12,030,810

30,060,344

42,091,154

Note: Due to a change in methodology in the way procedures were recorded by NHS England after 2012-13, figures from before and including 2012-13 may not be entirely comparable to 2013-14 onwards.

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