waiting time statistics
Waiting times top 20 weeks – and will probably stay there
The winter lull kept English waiting times below 20 weeks for the last few months, but now they're back. This time it's probably permanent.
The winter lull kept English waiting times below 20 weeks for the last few months, but now they're back. This time it's probably permanent.
Waiting times would have to grow a lot slower than they did over the summer, to avoid an England-wide breach of 52 weeks by the... Watch the video
Scotland's outpatient waiting list is building up quite a backlog. The longer it's left, the harder it will be to fix.
Waiting times are creeping up as waiting list management processes wither
Many urgent conditions are only picked up at diagnosis, making such long waits risky
The English NHS carried on treating long-waiters in April as if the 'managed breach' had never come to an end, scoring a significant improvement in... Watch the video
RTT waiting times shot up in December as winter started to bite. In better news, one year waits continued to fall.
It was another bad month for England's 18 week waiting times - the worst performance since the "incomplete pathways" target was introduced in 2012, powered... Watch the video
But it needs to shrink by nearly a million a year to restore 18 week waits
The local picture on one-year and 18-week waits across England, updated with the latest (April 2013) data.