How many beds are assigned to paediatric services in each NHS board area, broken down by hospital and detailing any specialisms in paediatr…

Information on averageavailable staffed medical and surgical paediatric beds for the year ending 31 March 2003 isshown in Table 1.
The information forspecialisms in paediatric medicine assigned to those beds is not heldcentrally.
Table 1: NHSiS
- Average AvailableStaffed Beds; by Health Board Area and Location: Year Ending 31 March 2003 (Provisional)
Area
| Medical Paediatrics
| Surgical Paediatrics

Scotland
| 738
| 125

Argyll and Clyde
| 59
|
-

Inverclyde Royal Hospital
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Vale of Leven District General Hospital
| 19
|
-

34
|
-

6
|
-

Ayrshire and Arran
| 62
|
-

Ayrshire Central Hospital
Crosshouse Hospital
The Ayr Hospital
| 25
|
-

26
|
-

11
|
-

Borders
| 17
|
-

Borders General Hospital
| 17
|
-

Dumfries and Galloway
| 14
| 8

Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary
| 14
| 8

Fife
| 48
| 2

Forth Park Hospital
| 20
|
-

Victoria Hospital
| 28
| 2

Forth Valley
| 48
|
-

Falkirk and District Royal Infirmary
| 14
|
-

Stirling Royal Infirmary
| 34
|
-

Grampian
| 78
| 18

Aberdeen Maternity Hospital
| 38
|
-

Dr Gray's Hospital
| 7
| 4

Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital
| 33
| 13

Greater Glasgow
| 142
| 71

Queen Mother's Hospital
| 28
|
-

Royal Hospital for Sick Children
| 64
| 71

Southern General Hospital
| 16
|