Healthcare provision facts and figures, 1918-79 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain - 19th century onwardsA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: livpickfordCreated on: 21-04-17 22:35 How many people were insured against illness in 1929? Less than 50% 1 of 14 How much higher were mortality rates for low-income families compared to middle class families in the 1930s? 50% higher 2 of 14 How many people died in the Croydon typhoid outbreak in 1937? 50 3 of 14 The Medical Planning Research group included how many people that endorsed a nationwide health service? 200 4 of 14 How many staff did the NHS employ by 1938 360,000 5 of 14 How many NHS hospitals by 1938? 3,100 6 of 14 What percentage of the GDP was spent on the NHS in 1950? 3.5% 7 of 14 How much did life expectancy increase for women from 1948-79? 7 years 8 of 14 Difference between annual budget on health for middle class areas and working class areas (per person)? M/C: £4.98 W/C: £3.19 9 of 14 How many hospital places were available for those with mental illnesses in 1974? 33% of what was needed 10 of 14 How many enquiries into misconduct/abuse at psychiatric hospitals were there between 1967-1981? 25 11 of 14 How much more did the NHS spend on drugs in 1967 than it had in 1951? 250% more 12 of 14 How many people worked for the NHS by 1979? Just over a million 13 of 14 How many hip replacements were carried out in 1979? 24,000 14 of 14
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