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Managing winter pressures, week by week

  • October 10th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

Good planning and monitoring can reduce the risk of crises this winter. We look at a worked example of week-by-week interactive profiling for beds and waiting times.

Waiting times tread water

  • September 17th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

18-week waits didn't improve in July. Nor did they get markedly worse. It's probably still just a seasonal blip.

Your 18 week waits: July 2012 data

  • September 17th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

All the local detail on 18 week waits: full specialty-level analysis by Trust and PCT, and interactive maps showing where the longest-waiters and highest levels of clock pausing are.

The local detail on clock pauses

  • September 10th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

The local detail on clock pauses, by specialty, by Trust and PCT.

Pausing for effect: clock pauses and waiting times targets

  • September 10th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

Clock pauses - they don't make a massive difference to waiting times. Do they? Um, perhaps you'd better sit down...

Scotland’s backlog still growing

  • September 3rd, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

Scotland is growing a waiting list backlog, despite the new RTT waiting times target. Will the new Treatment Time Guarantee solve the problem?

18-week performance slips in England

  • August 19th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

18-weeks performance slipped back slightly in England, on the latest (June) figures. Probably just a blip.

Your 18 week waits: June 2012 data

  • August 19th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

Interactive maps and resources with detailed analysis of the 18-week pressures by Trust and PCT, by specialty.

SimActive adapted, Excel less annoying

  • August 15th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

Gooroo SimActive now accepts dates in dd/mm/ccyy format, so you no longer need to force Excel to stop reformatting dates in your waiting list uploads. ccyy-mm-dd and ccyymmdd formats are fine too.

Gooroo user groups for East Midlands and Scotland

  • August 15th, 2012

  • by Rob Findlay

Gooroo user groups are being set up for the East Midlands and surrounding areas, and in Scotland. If you're already using Gooroo, or thinking about it, and would like to come along, then just let us know.