NHS expenditure by programme budget category, organisation and commissioner

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Data valuesData descriptionOrganisationYearProgramme categoryCommissioner
26,313Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Infectious diseasesLHB primary
48,855Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Infectious diseasesLHB secondary
303Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Infectious diseasesLHB and PHW other
75,470 [t]Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Infectious diseasesLHB and PHW total
33,849Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Cancers & tumoursLHB primary
317,383Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Cancers & tumoursLHB secondary
1,061Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Cancers & tumoursLHB and PHW other
352,293 [t]Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Cancers & tumoursLHB and PHW total
6,490Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Blood disordersLHB primary
42,029Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Blood disordersLHB secondary
120Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Blood disordersLHB and PHW other
48,639 [t]Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Blood disordersLHB and PHW total
110,810Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Endocrine, nutritional & metabolic problems LHB primary
54,215Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Endocrine, nutritional & metabolic problems LHB secondary
574Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Endocrine, nutritional & metabolic problems LHB and PHW other
165,598 [t]Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Endocrine, nutritional & metabolic problems LHB and PHW total
55,891Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10DiabetesLHB primary
19,808Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10DiabetesLHB secondary
256Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10DiabetesLHB and PHW other
75,955 [t]Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10DiabetesLHB and PHW total
54,919Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Other endocrine, nutritional and metabolic problemsLHB primary
34,407Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Other endocrine, nutritional and metabolic problemsLHB secondary
318Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Other endocrine, nutritional and metabolic problemsLHB and PHW other
89,644 [t]Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Other endocrine, nutritional and metabolic problemsLHB and PHW total
75,932Expenditure (£000)Wales2009-10Mental health problemsLHB primary
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Next update expected:This dataset is not expected to be updated, but is expected to be replaced in the future

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21st October 2025
Dataset first published.

Main information

Designation
No designation
Data provider
NHS Trusts and Local Health Boards
Data source
Programme budget returns from local health boards
Time period covered
April 2009 to March 2024

Overview

Summary of dataset and variables

This dataset provides an analysis of NHS expenditure broken down into programmes of care based on patients' health conditions as an alternative to analysis by type of care or setting. Total NHS expenditure by local health boards and NHS Trusts (excluding expenditure from Health Education Improvement Wales and Digital Health and Care Wales) is presented by programme of care, organisation and commissioner.

Data collection or calculation

Data is provided by NHS Wales Performance and Improvement and is based on financial returns from local health boards.

Programmes of care (or programme budget categories) are defined by International Classification of Diseases Version 10 codes (ICD 10). Some expenditure is allocated to programmes of care using estimation methods and a small amount of expenditure is not allocated to a programme of care.

The allocation of expenditure to programmes of care categories for secondary care is based on clinical coding applied to Admitted Patient Care activities at a patient level, whilst for primary care expenditure on drugs and services such as dental and opticians are allocated directly to programmes, but the majority is unallocated to specific clinical categories.

Statistical quality

The percentage of expenditure allocated to programmes of care using estimation methods and unallocated expenditure has increased over the last few years which impacts the quality of programme of care expenditure data and limits the robustness of time series analysis. Furthermore, year-on-year changes may be due to changes in allocation methodology and not actual changes in spending priorities.

Other circulatory disease is likely to include a significant amount of expenditure for Coronary heart disease and Cerebrovascular disease which cannot be analysed directly to those two subcategories.

From 2012-13, the subcategory of Chronic renal failure is included with Renal problems and a new subcategory of Sexually transmitted infections has been introduced for expenditure formerly included with Genital tract problems.

Other PHW functions includes health improvement, healthcare improvement, health protection and corporate functions. Expenditure on Other Public Health Wales Trust's functions was included in Other spending in years before 2010-11.

Further information on processes leading up to the production of the statistics are detailed in the Quality Report.

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Welsh Government
Contact email
stats.healthinfo@gov.wales