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Emergency Department Activity NHS Scotland - Emergency Department Activity Attendances and Performance against the 4-hour Waiting Time Standard This is an ISD Scotland National Statistics release. The Scottish Government waiting time standard for emergency departments is that 98 % of all attendances should be seen within 4 hours. The figures presented in these tables detail the performance of each individual site and NHS board against the standard. Time Period: Apr-10 to Mar-11 Source: A&E data mart, ISD Scotland Date: 07 May 2012 List of Tables Table 1: Attendances and performance against 4-hour standard, Apr-10 to Mar-11 Total attendances, number of attendances breaching standard and attendances meeting standard (number and percentage). Figures are given at site and NHS Board level. Table 2: Attendances, Apr-10 to Mar-11 Summary table of attendances only. Figures are given at site and NHS Board level. Table 3: Performance against 4-hour standard, Apr-10 to Mar-11 Summary table of percentage of attendances meeting standard. Figures are given at site and NHS Board level. Notes: 1) The waiting time is defined as the time of arrival until the time of discharge, admission or transfer. 2) New presentations only; excludes planned return and recall attendances. 3) There are two types of site that provide emergency care; • ED - Emergency Departments; sites that provide a 24 hour emergency medicine consultant led service • MIU/Other - sites including minor injuries units (MIU), small hospitals and health centres in rural areas that carry out emergency department related activity and are GP or Nurse led. They may or may not be open 24 hours. 4) The information presented is based on data under development, the quality and accuracy are being monitored. Table manipulation: The tables in this spreadsheet can be expanded to reveal figures at site level within each NHS board. Collapse or expand each table by pressing either the 1 or 2 button found at the top left-hand side of the sheet. Alternatively, each individual NHS board can be expanded or collapsed by pressing the + (plus) or ̶ (minus) buttons down the left hand side of the sheet. Notes Page 1 of 27 NHS Scotland - Emergency Department Activity Table 1: Attendances and performance against 4-hour standard, Apr-10 to Mar-11 ← to view sites within a NHS Board click on + in the margin Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10 Total Breaching Meeting Meeting Total Breaching Meeting Meeting Total Breaching Meeting Meeting NHS Board / Location Name Attendances Standard Standard Standard (%) Attendances Standard Standard Standard (%) Attendances Standard Standard Standard (%) SCOTLAND (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) 136,447 3,923 132,524 97.1 149,538 4,153 145,385 97.2 142,960 3,725 139,235 97.4 Ayrshire & Arran (a) 9,709 203 9,506 97.9 10,558 206 10,352 98.0 10,209 194 10,015 98.1 ED Ayr Hospital 3,653 66 3,587 98.2 4,005 70 3,935 98.3 3,848 43 3,805 98.9 Crosshouse Hospital 5,719 137 5,582 97.6 6,145 136 6,009 97.8 5,898 151 5,747 97.4 MIU/Other Arran War Memorial Hospital 226 - 226 100.0 246 - 246 100.0 271 - 271 100.0 Davidson Cottage Hospital 53 - 53 100.0 xxxx xxxx Girvan Community Hospital xxxx 99-99100.0 124 - 124 100.0 Lady Margaret Hospital 58 - 58 100.0 63 - 63 100.0 68 - 68 100.0 Borders (b) 2,117 18 2,099 99.1 2,315 34 2,281 98.5 2,248 41 2,207 98.2 ED Borders General Hospital 1,912 18 1,894 99.1 2,100 34 2,066 98.4 2,024 41 1,983 98.0 MIU/Other Hawick Cottage Hospital 81 - 81 100.0 92 - 92 100.0 92 - 92 100.0 Hay Lodge Hospital 62 - 62 100.0 69 - 69 100.0 91 - 91 100.0 Kelso Hospital 34 - 34 100.0 38 - 38 100.0 26 - 26 100.0 Knoll Hospital 28 - 28 100.0 16 - 16 100.0 15 - 15 100.0 Dumfries & Galloway 4,419 205 4,214 95.4 4,609 248 4,361 94.6 4,512 165 4,347 96.3 ED Dumfries & Galloway Royal Infirmary 3,149 174 2,975 94.5 3,360 216 3,144 93.6 3,246 146 3,100 95.5 Galloway Community Hospital 1,054 31 1,023 97.1 1,047 32 1,015 96.9 1,067 19 1,048 98.2 MIU/Other Castle Douglas Hospital 45 - 45 100.0 55 - 55 100.0 50 - 50 100.0 Kirkcudbright Hospital 79 - 79 100.0 79 - 79 100.0 81 - 81 100.0 Moffat Hospital 38 - 38 100.0 29 - 29 100.0 29 - 29 100.0 Newton Stewart Hospital 54 - 54 100.0 39 - 39 100.0 39 - 39 100.0 Fife 7,359 227 7,132 96.9 8,179 374 7,805 95.4 7,832 314 7,518 96.0 ED Queen Margaret Hospital 3,396 127 3,269 96.3 3,988 236 3,752 94.1 3,745 187 3,558 95.0 Victoria Hospital 3,561 100 3,461 97.2 3,636 137 3,499 96.2 3,602 127 3,475 96.5 MIU/Other Adamson Hospital 111 - 111 100.0 124 - 124 100.0 135 - 135 100.0 St Andrews Memorial Hospital 291 - 291 100.0 431 1 430 99.8 350 - 350 100.0 Forth Valley 6,450 300 6,150 95.3 7,167 370 6,797 94.8 6,710 319 6,391 95.2 ED Stirling Royal Infirmary 4,731 295 4,436 93.8 5,110 365 4,745 92.9 4,833 318 4,515 93.4 MIU/Other Falkirk & District Royal Infirmary 1,719 5 1,714 99.7 2,057 5 2,052 99.8 1,877 1 1,876 99.9 Grampian 12,097 313 11,784 97.4 12,848 139 12,709 98.9 12,528 128 12,400 99.0 ED Aberdeen Royal Infirmary 5,271 202 5,069 96.2 5,488 110 5,378 98.0 5,227 93 5,134 98.2 Dr Gray's Hospital 1,861 89 1,772 95.2 2,021 24 1,997 98.8 1,966 18 1,948 99.1 Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital 1,652 9 1,643 99.5 1,734 5 1,729 99.7 1,652 10 1,642 99.4 MIU/Other Aboyne Hospital 102 - 102 100.0 86 - 86 100.0 150 - 150 100.0 Chalmers Hospital 289 3 286 99.0 330 - 330 100.0 325 - 325 100.0 Fleming Cottage Hospital 29 - 29 100.0 29 - 29 100.0 28 - 28 100.0 Fraserburgh Hospital 793 6 787 99.2 904 - 904 100.0 917 4 913 99.6 Insch & District War Memorial Hospital 80 - 80 100.0 65 - 65 100.0 61 - 61 100.0 Inverurie Hospital 41 - 41 100.0 54 - 54 100.0 43 - 43 100.0 Jubilee Hospital 271 1 270 99.6 283 - 283 100.0 289 - 289 100.0 Table1 Page 2 of 27 Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10 Total Breaching Meeting Meeting Total Breaching Meeting Meeting Total Breaching Meeting Meeting NHS Board / Location Name Attendances Standard Standard Standard (%) Attendances Standard Standard Standard (%) Attendances Standard Standard Standard (%) Kincardine Community Hospital 121 - 121 100.0 147 - 147 100.0 133 - 133 100.0 Leanchoil Hospital 52 - 52 100.0 78 - 78 100.0 96 - 96 100.0 Peterhead Community Hospital 1,090 3 1,087 99.7 1,179 - 1,179 100.0 1,151 3 1,148 99.7 Seafield Hospital 92 - 92 100.0 102 - 102 100.0 95 - 95 100.0 Stephen Cottage Hospital 43 - 43 100.0 43 - 43 100.0 55 - 55 100.0 Turner Memorial Hospital 111 - 111 100.0 84 - 84 100.0 77 - 77 100.0 Turriff Cottage Hospital 199 - 199 100.0 221 - 221 100.0 263 - 263 100.0 Greater Glasgow & Clyde (c) 39,352 1,291 38,061 96.7 43,022 1,367 41,655 96.8 40,937 1,178 39,759 97.1 ED Glasgow Royal Infirmary 6,097 302 5,795 95.0 6,466 330 6,136 94.9 6,181 243 5,938 96.1 Inverclyde Royal Hospital 2,854 76 2,778 97.3 3,148 66 3,082 97.9 2,950 80 2,870 97.3 Royal Alexandra Hospital 5,862 235 5,627 96.0 6,644 319 6,325 95.2 6,423 218 6,205 96.6 RHSC Glasgow 3,880 58 3,822 98.5 4,124 79 4,045 98.1 3,567 57 3,510 98.4 Southern General Hospital 3,917 159 3,758 95.9 4,309 106 4,203 97.5 4,133 146 3,987 96.5 Stobhill Hospital (ED) 2,408 48 2,360 98.0 2,562 66 2,496 97.4 2,560 16 2,544 99.4 Victoria Infirmary (ED) 5,131 248 4,883 95.2 5,690 126 5,564 97.8 5,423 236 5,187 95.6 Western Infirmary / Gartnavel General 5,260 155 5,105 97.1 5,566 216 5,350 96.1 5,316 172 5,144 96.8 MIU/Other Stobhill Hospital (MIU) 1,229 - 1,229 100.0 1,454 - 1,454 100.0 1,385 - 1,385 100.0 Vale of Leven District General Hospital 1,259 10 1,249 99.2 1,439 13 1,426 99.1 1,463 10 1,453 99.3 Victoria Infirmary (MIU) 1,455 - 1,455 100.0 1,620 46 1,574 97.2 1,536 - 1,536 100.0 Highland 7,676 123 7,553 98.4 9,137 141 8,996 98.5 9,074 96 8,978 98.9 ED Belford Hospital 745 9 736 98.8 941 9 932 99.0 981 6 975 99.4 Caithness General Hospital 468 4 464 99.1 528 6 522 98.9 545 7 538 98.7 Lorn & Islands District General Hospital 436 6 430 98.6 587 16 571 97.3 606 7 599 98.8 Raigmore Hospital 2,645 69 2,576 97.4 2,926 73 2,853 97.5 2,853 43 2,810 98.5 MIU/Other Aviemore Health Centre 194 1 193 99.5 181 - 181 100.0 246 - 246 100.0 Campbeltown Health Centre 397 3 394 99.2 523 2 521 99.6 472 3 469 99.4 County Hospital Invergordon 131 1 130 99.2 181 - 181 100.0 128 - 128 100.0 Dunoon & District General Hospital 585 4 581 99.3 837 5 832 99.4 671 6 665 99.1 Dunaros Hospital 45 - 45 100.0 60 4 56 93.3 76 3 73 96.1 Dunbar Hospital 179 1 178 99.4 216 - 216 100.0 204 - 204 100.0 Ian Charles Hospital 96 2 94 97.9 119 - 119 100.0 130 - 130 100.0 Islay Hospital 88 2 86 97.7 86 - 86 100.0 88 - 88 100.0 Lawson Memorial Hospital 49 - 49 100.0 34 - 34 100.0 72 - 72 100.0 Mackinnon Memorial Hospital 321 13 308 96.0 347 13 334 96.3 406 6 400 98.5 Mid Argyll Hospital 305 1 304 99.7 406 3 403 99.3 409 4 405 99.0 Town and County Hospital, Nairn 275 1 274 99.6 265 - 265 100.0 290 - 290 100.0 Portree Hospital 172 3 169 98.3 308 4 304 98.7 309 9 300 97.1 Ross Memorial Hospital 165 - 165 100.0 193 - 193 100.0 210 - 210 100.0 Victoria Hospital 380 3 377 99.2 399 6 393 98.5 378 2 376 99.5 Lanarkshire (d) 16,550 210 16,340 98.7 17,887 345 17,542 98.1 16,880 273 16,607 98.4 ED Hairmyres Hospital 4,783 97 4,686 98.0 5,063 148 4,915 97.1 4,933 124 4,809 97.5 Monklands Hospital 5,707 67 5,640 98.8 6,264 96 6,168 98.5 6,007 84 5,923 98.6 Wishaw General Hospital 5,700 46 5,654 99.2 6,198 101 6,097 98.4 5,758 65 5,693 98.9 MIU/Other Kello Hospital 182 - 182 100.0 156 - 156 100.0 71 - 71 100.0 Lady Home Hospital 178 - 178 100.0 206 - 206 100.0 111 - 111 100.0 Lothian (e) 19,583 982 18,601 95.0 21,256 772 20,484 96.4 20,243 940 19,303 95.4 ED RHSC Edinburgh 3,125 15 3,110 99.5 3,570 26 3,544 99.3 3,339 26 3,313 99.2 Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh 9,208 520 8,688 94.4
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