Public healthcare: capital consumption growth UK 2019

In 2019, public service healthcare capital consumption experienced a negative growth of 0.1 percent. This statistic shows the percentage growth of public service healthcare capital consumption in the United Kingdom from 2000 to 2019.

Percentage growth of public service healthcare capital consumption in the United Kingdom from 2000 to 2019

Characteristic	Percentage volume growth
2019	-0.1%
2018	0.5%
2017	-0.1%
2016	2.3%
2015	2.8%
2014	-0.3%
2013	-2.6%
2012	-3.5%
2011	0.6%
2010	7%
2009	7.7%
2008	6.6%
2007	3.1%
2006	2.6%
2005	2.5%
2004	3%
2003	3%
2002	3.4%
2001	2.8%
2000	3.1%

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Release date

January 2022

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

2000 to 2019

Supplementary notes

Inputs in the public service healthcare productivity measure are broken down into three components:
-labor, or staff inputs
-goods and services inputs, which include the intermediate consumption of supplies and services used by healthcare providers, such as gloves and syringes; this component also includes GP-prescribed drugs, services provided by non-NHS organizations and agency staff costs
-capital consumption, which covers the cost of depreciation of capital goods (items that are anticipated to be in use for a year or more, such as buildings and vehicles) over time

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