Version: 1.0.3 | Published: 1 Dec 2025 | Updated: 45 days ago
Estates Return Information Collection
Dataset
Summary
Reference Code:
DAPB2083 Amd 5/2022
Type:
Collections
Effective From:
01 April 2019
Applies To:
All NHS Trusts, including Ambulance Trusts
Assurance Expiry Date:
31 March 2026
Topics:
- Financial management
- Location
Care Settings:
- Ambulance (Urgent and Emergency Care)
- Community health
- Hospital
- Maternity
- Mental health
- Urgent and Emergency Care
Alternate Name:
ERIC
Publication Date:
04 April 2022
Contact Point
Contact Point:
Collection/Extraction Details
Collection Level:
Aggregate level
Frequency:
Dataset publication or collection occurs once a year.
Documentation
Associated Media:
Description:
A collection of estates and facilities data from all NHS organisations in England providing NHS-funded secondary care.
The aim of the Estates Return Information Collection (ERIC) is to provide accountability to Parliament, the Government, and the public on NHS expenditure to provide, maintain and service the physical NHS estate which supports the delivery of healthcare.
All data collected are published as aggregate national figures. Data at trust, site and Private Finance Initiative (PFI) scheme level are also published, which allows scrutiny of NHS Trusts’ performance in these areas.
Documentation Link:
Relations:
Name:NHS Surplus Land
Is Part Of:
Name:Estates and Facilities Management Information System
Review & Status
Contributor:
Department of Health and Social Care
Post Implementation Review Date:
31 March 2024
Scope:
All NHS Trusts
Technical Committee:
Data Alliance Partnership Board (DAPB)
Mandated:
Yes
Status:
active
Legal Authority 1
Legal Authority:
Section 259 of the Health and Social Care Act 2012
Legal Authority 2
Legal Authority:
NHS standard contract
Legal Authority 3
Legal Authority:
Section 250 of the Health and Social Care Act 2012
Legal Authority Description:
This collection is published under section 250 of the Health and Social Care Act
2012.
Origin
Name:
NHSE-SD Data Catalogue