NHS Dental Commissioning Statistics for England June 2016

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NHS Dental Commissioning Statistics for England June 2016 Published 4 th August 2016 Background This release provides information about the amount of NHS dental activity that has been commissioned, measured in Units of Dental Activity (UDAs). The UDAs commissioned are shown for each Local Office in England. There are now 14 Local Offices that commission NHS dental activity. Previously, there were 13, but Lancaster and Greater Manchester Local Office have now separated following devolution in Greater Manchester. 1. Summary National level As at 30 th June 2016, local offices had commissioned 88,757,000 UDAs to be provided between 1 st July 2016 and 30 th June 2017. This number has remained fairly stable. It was a decrease of 249,300 UDAs compared to March 2016, equivalent to a -0.3% change. It was 474,500 fewer UDAs, or -0.5%, compared to the number of UDAs commissioned at 30 th June 2015 to be provided between 1 st July 2015 and 30 th June 2016. Key Definitions Units of Dental Activity (UDAs) are a measure of the amount of work done during dental treatment. More complex dental treatments count for more UDAs than simpler ones. For example, an examination is 1 UDA, fillings are 3 UDAs, and dentures are 12 UDAs. Up and running UDAs refer to UDAs that are in contracts that are already delivering services. Contracts which are not yet delivering services may be new contracts, where the contract has been signed but the dental activity has not yet started. Local Office level The largest percentage change since the last quarter (March 2016) at Local Office level was a decrease of 2.7%, or 193,000 UDAs, in Central Midlands. The largest percentage changes since last year (June 2015) at Local Office level were decreases of 2.4% in the East and Yorkshire and Humber. These were decreases of 168,100 and 236,500 UDAs, respectively. UDAs in contracts not yet delivering services The number of UDAs commissioned in contracts which are not yet delivering services remains low. It was 19,800 in total (0.02%), all in London. Previous publications: https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/category/statistics/dental-commissioning/ Feedback or queries: ENGLAND.DEAT@nhs.net 1

2. Changes at National and Commissioning Region level Table 1 below shows the changes compared to the previous quarter (March 2016): The total UDAs commissioned in England by June 2016 was slightly lower (-0.3%, which was 249,300 fewer UDAs). The South was the only region to increase the number of UDAs commissioned. It had an increase of 0.3%, or 60,100 UDAs. The Midlands and East had the largest percentage decrease (-1.0%) of all the regions. This was a decrease of 272,700 UDAs. Table 1: Units of Dental Activity Commissioned by Quarterly Change. England, Commissioning Regions Total UDAs Numbers rounded to the nearest 100 UDAs Quarterly change March 2016 June 2016 Counts % change England 89,006,500 88,757,200-249,300-0.3% North 27,947,600 27,922,100-25,500-0.1% Midlands and East 26,895,600 26,622,900-272,700-1.0% London 12,649,700 12,638,400-11,300-0.1% South 21,513,600 21,573,700 60,100 0.3% Table 2 below shows the changes compared to the previous year (June 2015): The total UDAs commissioned in England by June 2016 was slightly lower (-0.5%, which is 474,500 fewer UDAs). London was the only region to increase the number of UDAs commissioned. It had an increase of 0.1% or 17,600 UDAs. The North had the largest percentage decrease (-1.1%) of all the regions. This was a decrease of 320,200 UDAs. Table 2: Units of Dental Activity Commissioned by Annual Change. England, Commissioning Regions Numbers rounded to the nearest 100 UDAs Total UDAs Annual change June 2015 June 2016 Counts % change England 89,231,700 88,757,200-474,500-0.5% North 28,242,300 27,922,100-320,200-1.1% Midlands and East 26,786,700 26,622,900-163,800-0.6% London 12,620,800 12,638,400 17,600 0.1% South 21,581,900 21,573,700-8,200 0.0% 2

3. Changes at Local Office level Table 3 below shows the annual and quarterly changes in UDAs commissioned, by Local Office. Compared to the previous quarter (March 2016): Seven out of the 14 Local Offices showed increases in the number of UDAs commissioned, six showed decreases, and one showed no change. The North Midlands had the largest percentage increase (0.8%, or 49,900 UDAs). The Central Midlands and East had the greatest percentage decreases (-2.7% and - 2.3% respectively). This was 193,600 and 157,400 fewer UDAs respectively. Although this was a notably larger decrease compared to the other Local Offices, it is still a small decrease overall. Compared to the previous year (June 2015): Half of the 14 Local Offices showed increases in the number of UDAs commissioned, whilst the other half showed decreases. The East and Yorkshire and the Humber had the largest percentage decreases (both - 2.4%). This was 168,100 and 236,500 fewer UDAs respectively. The West Midlands had the largest percentage increase (1.7%, or 112,200 UDAs). Table 3: Units of Dental Activity Commissioned, Quarterly and Annual Changes England, Local Offices Numbers rounded to the nearest 100 UDAs Total UDAs Quarterly change Annual change Counts % Change Counts % Change England 88,757,200-249,300-0.3% -474,500-0.5% Q70 Wessex 4,326,400 9,300 0.2% 20,000 0.5% Q71 London 12,638,400-11,200-0.1% 17,700 0.1% Q72 Yorkshire and the Humber 9,622,200 10,600 0.1% -236,500-2.4% Q74 Cumbria and North East 6,011,600-8,700-0.1% -77,700-1.3% Q75 Cheshire and Merseyside 4,832,700-28,200-0.6% -51,600-1.1% Q76 North Midlands 5,959,400 49,900 0.8% 19,000 0.3% Q77 West Midlands 6,845,500 28,400 0.4% 112,200 1.7% Q78 Central Midlands 7,035,700-193,600-2.7% -126,900-1.8% Q79 East 6,782,200-157,400-2.3% -168,100-2.4% Q80 South West 5,677,900 25,600 0.5% -36,000-0.6% Q81 South East 6,574,300 28,400 0.4% 53,200 0.8% Q82 South Central 4,995,100-3,300-0.1% -45,400-0.9% Q83 Greater Manchester 4,956,200 0 0.0% 24,800 0.5% Q84 Lancashire 2,499,400 800 0.0% 20,800 0.8% 3

4. Long-term quarterly trends (national) The data from June 2016 show that there has been a decrease in the number of UDAs commissioned nationally (-0.3%) compared to the previous quarter (March 2016). In March 2016, there had been a 0.1% increase. These are small fluctuations, and the long-term quarterly trend has generally been quite stable. The total number of UDAs commissioned has remained within a narrow band (89.5 million ± 800,000) since September 2010. The largest quarterly increase was back in September 2009 (2.9%) and the largest decrease was in June 2013 (-1.3%). As Figure 1 below shows, there have been seasonal variations affecting the quarter to quarter changes. Historically, large dips have been seen in the March and June quarters (for precise figures see Annex 1). This is most likely due to non-recurrent commissioning contracts coming to an end (end of the financial year) and new commissioning for the year not yet decided upon. Figure 1: Percentage change of Units of Dental Activity Commissioned quarter on quarter. England, June 2008 to June 2016. 4

5. Long term annual trends (national) The annual change for total UDAs commissioned nationally has fallen (-0.5%) for the first time in four quarters in June 2016. The last time there was a negative annual change was September 2013 to March 2015. For each quarter between June 2008 and June 2010, the total number of UDAs commissioned was at least 3.0% higher than at the same time 12 months earlier. The percentage increase declined to around 1.0% or below from December 2010 onwards. March 2014 marked the most negative percentage change across the time period of -1.3%. See Figure 2 below. Figure 2: Percentage change of Units of Dental Activity Commissioned year on year. England, June 2008 to June 2016. 5

6. Up and running UDAs Over time, the gap between the total number of UDAs commissioned and the up and running UDAs has narrowed. The number of UDAs commissioned in contracts which are not yet delivering services in June 2016 was 19,800 (0.02% of all UDAs commissioned). This is a decrease from 32,900 in March 2016, but a small increase from 12,900 in June 2015. Since March 2011, UDAs commissioned in contracts which are not yet delivering services have represented 1.0% or less of the total UDAs commissioned. The data from June 2014 showed the smallest proportion seen over time of UDAs not yet delivering services (0.003%). Figure 3: Time Series of Units of Dental Activity Commissioned England, June 2008 to June 2016. 6

7. Annex 1 Table 4: Units of Dental Activity (UDAs) Commissioned England, June 2008 to June 2016 As of In contracts delivering services UDAs commissioned In contracts not yet delivering services June 2008 77,195,314 3,767,917 80,963,231 September 2008 80,644,848 1,841,733 82,486,581 December 2008 81,072,917 1,926,811 82,999,728 March 2009 81,989,867 1,340,108 83,329,975 June 2009 82,224,496 2,240,289 84,464,785 September 2009 84,876,778 2,044,575 86,921,353 December 2009 86,531,325 1,779,416 88,310,741 March 2010 86,713,183 1,691,265 88,404,448 June 2010 86,410,349 1,471,597 87,881,946 September 2010 87,797,178 1,279,192 89,076,370 December 2010 88,442,502 1,043,909 89,486,411 March 2011 88,373,545 693,691 89,067,236 June 2011 88,182,055 833,609 89,015,664 September 2011 88,931,847 297,480 89,229,327 December 2011 89,212,421 218,773 89,431,194 March 2012 89,537,613 251,330 89,788,943 June 2012 88,895,085 207,517 89,102,602 September 2012 89,171,087 165,942 89,337,029 December 2012 89,440,435 257,890 89,698,325 March 2013 90,144,430 202,302 90,346,732 June 2013 89,118,011 16,000 89,134,011 September 2013 89,140,430 77,692 89,218,122 December 2013 89,382,784 96,211 89,478,995 March 2014 89,122,113 70,801 89,192,914 June 2014 88,935,606 2,247 88,937,853 September 2014 88,740,473 132,702 88,873,175 December 2014 88,773,154 10,240 88,783,394 March 2015 88,618,075 96,115 88,714,190 June 2015 89,218,798 12,900 89,231,698 September 2015 88,940,241 12,900 88,953,141 December 2015 88,913,840 38,138 88,951,978 March 2016 88,973,599 32,869 89,006,468 June 2016 88,737,377 19,800 88,757,177 Total* *Commissioned UDAs cover contracted UDAs in the next 12 months in GDS and PDS contracts and in VDP arrangements. This excludes salaried services where there are no contracted UDAs. 7