Your 18 week waits: April 2013 data
The local picture on one-year and 18-week waits across England, updated with the latest (April 2013) data.
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The local picture on one-year and 18-week waits across England, updated with the latest (April 2013) data.
It will soon be a criminal offence to supply false or misleading waiting list data. Time to get ready.
Scotland is slipping badly on its least-enforced waiting times target. It's not looking good for the most-enforced one either.
After fixing an error around Trusts mergers, the adjusted English waiting list turns out to be bigger than first estimated.
Did your annual plan resolve the tension between 18 weeks and limited resources? Or was that tension handed on for operational managers to resolve somehow? Are they succeeding? How do you know?
The number of patients waiting rose sharply in March, and is now higher than in recent years and may indicate waiting times pressures to come. But bed pressures over winter do not explain all the increase.
The local picture on one-year and 18-week waits across England, updated with the latest (March 2013) data.
Thousands of patients are apparently missing from the English waiting list. February was 28 days long. Together, those facts help us work out what on earth might be going on.
Now it's easy to turn your annual plans into weekly ones.
One year waits continue to fall sharply. 18 week waits, and the waiting list overall, are steady. Orthopaedic long-waits are deteriorating.