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Elective waits at your Trust

  • September 1st, 2023

  • by Rob Findlay

Sticky: up to date analysis of your elective waiting times performance

Wait list falls year-on-year for first time since pandemic

  • September 17th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

But it needs to fall a lot faster to recover '18 weeks'

Labour’s inheritance on RTT waiting times

  • August 13th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

At the end of the last government, waiting times were bad but no longer getting worse

Wait list and wait times worsened again in May

  • July 16th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

A worsening situation in the penultimate waiting times data from the last Conservative government

Wait list and longest waits all worsen in last figures before election

  • June 18th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

The waiting list has grown since Rishi Sunak pledged it would fall, but his promise people would get care quicker has come true

Longest waits fall in year-end activity surge

  • May 14th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

Very long waits improved as the NHS increased inpatient and daycase treatments

Wait list (probably) flatlines as community services disappear from data

  • April 16th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

About 40,000 patient pathways have disappeared. But on the plus side, a new and better data series has begun.

Mental health waiting times shoot up

  • March 19th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

While the NHS made slow progress towards its next target, the longest waits and mental health waits deteriorated

Elective waiting times rise again

  • February 13th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

Targets to eliminate the longest waits slipped further out of reach in December

Big improvement in waiting lists and times

  • January 16th, 2024

  • by Rob Findlay

A significant and real step in the right direction, with a lot further to go

Waiting lists and times (probably) fall, at last

  • December 18th, 2023

  • by Rob Findlay

The falling waits to diagnosis and decision are especially welcome