NHS Scotland’s emergency services soar above performance in England by 22% and 44% better than PM’s local hospital

https://www.heraldscotland.com/politics/20110582.worst-monthly-e-waiting-time-figures-since-snp-came-power/

In Scotland, 71.6% were seen within 4 hours, down from 74.2% in February as attendance levels climb.

In England, only 58.6% were seen in the same period down from 60.8% in February.

https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/ae-waiting-times-and-activity/ae-attendances-and-emergency-admissions-2021-22/

Scotland’s A&E departments though struggling with increased attendance, continue to perform better – 22.18% in March 2024 (71.6 is 22.18% better than 58.6).

The figure for the PM’s local Hillingdon Trust was only 49.7 %. Scotland’s average was thus 44% better than that.

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One thought on “NHS Scotland’s emergency services soar above performance in England by 22% and 44% better than PM’s local hospital”

  1. I noted Tom Gordon couldn’t resist taking the discredited ” Royal College of Emergency Medicine ” distortion is taken out for another airing, presumably to permit Dr Slick to wax lyrical on “The explanation for this – and the tragic, avoidable deaths it’s causing – is simple: dreadful workforce planning by the SNP Government”

    At least Tom did end the piece quoting response from “A Scottish Government spokesperson”, putting context to the guff from Dr “Disaster” Gulhane…

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