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The NHS was founded in 1948, and we simply don’t have waiting times data going back that far. And some of the later data was collected in different ways, which means it often isn’t possible to compare waiting lists that are decades apart. We described how NHS waiting list data has changed over time in an article in 2023.
- The NHS England waiting list was effectively stable in February
Our verdict. Although the number of cases technically fell...
- The NHS England waiting list was effectively stable in February
Mar 11, 2022 · This meant another change in waiting list data in 2007 to better capture what would now become a more overarching measure of the complete waiting list/time experience. Within two years – by 2009 – the total waiting list had nearly halved to 2.3 million, and the 18-week target continued to be met up until 2017.
Return to main RTT page From April 2024, data from the Waiting List Minimum Dataset (WLMDS) will be published alongside the monthly RTT data. This WLMDS release includes a national level timeseries (from Sep-21) and breakdowns by treatment function and by provider for data for the last week in the preceding month for new, open […]
Mar 14, 2024 · New monthly data published today shows the waiting list continues to fall with January data showing it is down by 27,761 from the previous month (7.58 million in January versus 7.60 million in December) with a total decrease of 192,659 since September (7.77 million). The number of patients waiting also fell by 43,053 in January (6.32 million versus 6.37 million in December) and is now 174,056 ...
Apr 11, 2024 · Our verdict. Although the number of cases technically fell in February 2024, they were broadly stable when adjusted to take account of a change in the system. Patients were waiting for almost 7.54mn appointments, down from 7.58mn at the end of January, NHS England data showed on Thursday. The Financial Times, 11 April 2024.
Feb 29, 2024 · Compared with the actual level of 7.6 million at the end of 2023, waiting lists would fall to 7.4 million by the end of 2024 and 7.0 million by the end of 2025. At the end of our model period, December 2027, the waiting list would stand at 6.5 million, still far above its pre-pandemic level.
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Jan 11, 2024 · Monthly performance data shows that the overall waiting list fell by more than 95,000 – down to 7.6 million in November from 7.7 million in October Thanks to the measures set out in the NHS elective recovery blueprint, there were 60,000 fewer patients waiting for care in November (6.39 million) than in October (6.44 million) and 112,000 fewer than in September (6.5 million).
