Referral-to-treatment waiting times were largely unchanged in February - the last full month when most trusts felt subject to financial penalties for this NHS Constitution... Watch the video
The English waiting list and waiting times fell in January in better-than-expected figures. However the NHS remains in serious breach of the 18 week standard,... Watch the video
Waiting times after referral have reached nine months for a diagnosis and decision, and ten months for treatment. But the experience of individual patients varies... Watch the video
The NHS's warning threshold for extreme long waits has become the norm.
Elective waiting times lengthened beyond 18 weeks again in August, as the admission rate fell to a three year low. Annual leave is the likely... Watch the video
The temporary effects of the first covid shutdown have fed through, and waiting times are now on an upward trend.
An enormous and invisible backlog is building up during covid, as referrals are delayed.
If you take non-reporting Trusts into account, the English NHS probably breached 18 weeks in October - for the first time since the target was... Watch the video
England failed at national level to achieve the "90 per cent of admissions within 18 weeks" target. Good. It shows that hospitals are doing the... Watch the video
The waiting list grew, waiting times went up, and so did the risk of an 18 week national breach.