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1. www.england.nhs.uk › 2023 › 01NHS England » Major plan to recover urgent and emergency care ...

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   Jan 30, 2023 · The two-year delivery plan for recovery comes amid record demand for NHS services, with the latest data showing more A&E attendances than ever before, growing numbers of the most serious ambulance call outs, and millions of NHS 111 calls a month over winter.

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   • Monthly operational statistics – December 2023 - NHS England

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2. www.kingsfund.org.uk › insight-and-analysis › dataAccident and emergency (A&E) waiting times - The King's Fund

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   Dec 18, 2023 · A&E attendances in 2023/24 were 5% higher than pre-pandemic in 2019/20. However, resources to treat A&E patients have not kept pace with demand. For example, although admissions from major A&E departments have increased by 31% since 2011/12, the number of general and acute beds has fallen by 1%.

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3. www.england.nhs.uk › long-read › monthly-operationalMonthly operational statistics – December 2023 - NHS England

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   Dec 14, 2023 · Urgent and emergency care (UEC) services faced high levels of demand in November. Winter pressures and high bed occupancy inevitably impacted hospital flow. There were 2,162,122 attendances in A&Es across England, an average of 72,071 per day. 69.7% of patients attending A&E were admitted, transferred or discharged within 4 hours.

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4. www.england.nhs.uk › long-read › delivery-plan-forDelivery plan for recovering urgent and emergency care ...

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   • Increasing urgent and emergency care capacity. We will need to increase the number of beds and ambulances if we want to reduce time spent in A&E and ensure hospitals are not as full.
   • Increase workforce size and flexibility. Ambition. NHS staff have faced immense pressures in recent years during the pandemic, and recovery will impose new ones.
   • Improving discharge. Although having more hospital beds and more staff will help, it is also important to make sure patients are not in hospital for longer than necessary.
   • Expanding care outside hospital. The challenge of recovering urgent and emergency services also presents an opportunity. For decades we have known that many patients can receive better, safer, more convenient care outside hospital.

5. www.bma.org.uk › advice-and-support › nhs-deliveryNHS backlog data analysis - British Medical Association

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   NHS England announced in October 2023 that up to 400,000 patients waiting over 40 weeks will be offered the opportunity to travel to a different hospital to be seen sooner. However, many people may feel unable to travel, particularly without support networks. The hidden backlog is growing.

6. commonslibrary.parliament.uk › research-briefingsNHS key statistics: England - House of Commons Library

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   Oct 25, 2024 · Summary of NHS demand, performance, backlogs, and capacity of services in England. It covers A&E waiting times, hospital waiting lists, cancer waiting times, ambulance response times, staffing levels including doctors and nurses, vacancies, and more.

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   What is the demand for A&E services in 2023/24?

   • Demand for A&E services has returned to pre-pandemic levels, with a total of 16.5 million attendances and 4.7 million admissions in 2023/24. Pre-pandemic, the number of referrals to elective outpatient services were increasing by an average of 3.2% a year (2008/09 to 2019/20).

   NHS: Key Facts And Figures | The King's Fund

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   Are A&E admissions increasing in 2023/24?

   • A&E attendances in 2023/24 were 5% higher than pre-pandemic in 2019/20. However, resources to treat A&E patients have not kept pace with demand. For example, although admissions from major A&E departments have increased by 31% since 2011/12, the number of general and acute beds has fallen by 1%.

   Accident and emergency (A&E) waiting times - The King's Fund

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   What happened to emergency services in November 2023?

   • Pressure has continued in emergency departments across the country, with more than 2.1 million A&E attendances and over 545,000 emergency admissions in November 2023. 3. Ambulance services also faced continued high demand, with more than 826,000 calls to 999 answered by staff throughout the month, an average of 27,500 every day.

   NHS England » Monthly operational statistics – December 2023

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   How much does A&E cost in 2024?

   • For someone who attends an urgent care centre and receives the lowest level of investigation and treatment, the average cost in 2024/25 is £91. For an individual at a major A&E department who receives more complex investigation and treatment, the costs range on average from £137 to £445. What’s the cost of an ambulance trip to A&E?

   NHS: Key Facts And Figures | The King's Fund

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   What is the demand for cancer services in October 2023?

   • Demand for cancer services continued at record levels in October 2023 with the number of urgent suspected cancer referrals at 126% of pre-pandemic levels. To meet high demand, treatment is also at record levels and there has been a reduction in the 62-day cancer backlog as a result.

   NHS England » Monthly operational statistics – December 2023

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   What happened to A&E in 2023/24?

   • The four-hour A&E standard has been missed every month since July 2015 at a national level. Performance has continued to deteriorate since this time, and in 2023/24 only 58% of all attendances at type 1 (major consultant-led) departments were seen within four hours.

   Accident and emergency (A&E) waiting times - The King's Fund

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8. www.kingsfund.org.uk › insight-and-analysis › dataNHS: Key Facts And Figures | The King's Fund

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   Jun 25, 2024 · Demand for A&E services has returned to pre-pandemic levels, with a total of 16.5 million attendances and 4.7 million admissions in 2023/24. Pre-pandemic, the number of referrals to elective outpatient services were increasing by an average of 3.2% a year (2008/09 to 2019/20).