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NHS Scotland Accident and Emergency Waiting Times AE_web_2007_08_fromJu07 NHS Scotland ­ Accident and Emergency Waiting Times The Scottish Government target for Accident and Emergency departments is that 98 % of all attendances are seen within 4 hours. The figures presented here detail the performance of each site location and health board against the target. There are two types of Accident and Emergency departments; core and non­core sites. A core site is generally defined as a large hospital containing an Accident and Emergency department. A non­core site is generally a smaller hospital or minor injuries unit. Table 1: Attendances and waiting times, 2007­08 (Jul­07 to Mar­08) Presents figures for attendances and waiting times at accident and emergency departments; total attendances, attendances greater than 4 hours and attendances less than or equal to 4 hours (number and percentage of total). Figures are given by site location and at health board level. Table 2: Attendances, 2007­08 (Jul­07 to Mar­08) Presents summary figures for attendances at accident and emergency departments. Figures are given by site location and at health board level. Table 3: Performance against 4 hour target, 2007­08 (Jul­07 to Mar­08) Presents summary figures for percentage of attendances less than or equal to 4 hours at accident and emergency departments. Figures are given by site location and at health board level. Source: A&E data mart, ISD Scotland Notes: 1. The waiting time is defined as the time of arrival until the time of discharge, admission or transfer. 2. Planned return attendances are excluded from this data. 3. 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 hospital level within each health board. Collapse or expand each table by pressing either the 1 or 2 button found at the top left­hand side of the sheet. Alternatively, each individual health 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 21 AE_web_2007_08_fromJu07 NHS Scotland ­ Accident and Emergency Waiting Times Table 1: Attendances and waiting times, 2007­08 (Jul­07 to Mar­08) Jul­07 Aug­07 Sep­07 Oct­07 ≤ 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs Health Board / Location Name Total > 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs Total > 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs Total > 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs Total > 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs (%) (%) (%) (%) NHS SCOTLAND 132,402 4,458 127,944 96.6 135,525 4,962 130,563 96.3 130,816 4,289 126,527 96.7 130,066 3,779 126,287 97.1 NHS Ayrshire & Arran 9,436 306 9,130 96.8 9,688 317 9,371 96.7 9,028 186 8,842 97.9 9,353 255 9,098 97.3 Core sites Ayr Hospital 3,678 182 3,496 95.1 3,682 170 3,512 95.4 3,278 113 3,165 96.6 3,550 148 3,402 95.8 Crosshouse Hospital 5,414 124 5,290 97.7 5,655 147 5,508 97.4 5,499 73 5,426 98.7 5,481 107 5,374 98.0 Non­core sites Isle of Arran War Memorial Hospital 252 ­ 252 100.0 265 ­ 265 100.0 173 ­ 173 100.0 165 ­ 165 100.0 Davidson Cottage Hospital 92 ­ 92 100.0 86 ­ 86 100.0 78 ­ 78 100.0 83 ­ 83 100.0 Lady Margaret Hospital .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 74 ­ 74 100.0 NHS Borders 2,066 19 2,047 99.1 2,275 12 2,263 99.5 2,271 12 2,259 99.5 2,135 17 2,118 99.2 Core sites Borders General Hospital 1,823 19 1,804 99.0 2,005 12 1,993 99.4 2,028 12 2,016 99.4 1,912 17 1,895 99.1 Non­core sites Hawick Cottage Hospital 105 ­ 105 100.0 106 ­ 106 100.0 106 ­ 106 100.0 88 ­ 88 100.0 Hay Lodge Hospital 87 ­ 87 100.0 122 ­ 122 100.0 87 ­ 87 100.0 96 ­ 96 100.0 Kelso Hospital 31 ­ 31 100.0 28 ­ 28 100.0 31 ­ 31 100.0 26 ­ 26 100.0 Knoll Hospital 20 ­ 20 100.0 14 ­ 14 100.0 19 ­ 19 100.0 13 ­ 13 100.0 NHS Dumfries & Galloway 4,420 130 4,290 97.1 4,520 128 4,392 97.2 4,151 92 4,059 97.8 3,861 59 3,802 98.5 Core sites Dumfries & Galloway Royal Infirmary 2,970 108 2,862 96.4 3,010 107 2,903 96.4 2,909 74 2,835 97.5 2,760 36 2,724 98.7 Non­core sites Castle Douglas Hospital 86 ­ 86 100.0 92 ­ 92 100.0 59 ­ 59 100.0 63 ­ 63 100.0 Galloway Community Hospital 1,189 22 1,167 98.1 1,269 21 1,248 98.3 1,064 18 1,046 98.3 913 23 890 97.5 Kirkcudbright Hospital 83 ­ 83 100.0 77 ­ 77 100.0 44 ­ 44 100.0 51 ­ 51 100.0 Moffat Hospital 7 ­ 7 100.0 10 ­ 10 100.0 12 ­ 12 100.0 13 ­ 13 100.0 Newton Stewart Hospital 85 ­ 85 100.0 62 ­ 62 100.0 63 ­ 63 100.0 61 ­ 61 100.0 NHS Fife 8,014 278 7,736 96.5 7,798 245 7,553 96.9 7,688 298 7,390 96.1 7,554 180 7,374 97.6 Core sites Queen Margaret Hospital 3,638 68 3,570 98.1 3,508 108 3,400 96.9 3,393 104 3,289 96.9 3,358 83 3,275 97.5 Victoria Hospital 3,920 210 3,710 94.6 3,884 136 3,748 96.5 3,839 193 3,646 95.0 3,728 97 3,631 97.4 Non­core sites Adamson Hospital 174 ­ 174 100.0 155 ­ 155 100.0 147 ­ 147 100.0 149 ­ 149 100.0 St Andrews Memorial Hospital 282 ­ 282 100.0 251 1 250 99.6 309 1 308 99.7 319 ­ 319 100.0 NHS Forth Valley 5,967 196 5,771 96.7 6,242 317 5,925 94.9 6,114 294 5,820 95.2 5,830 80 5,750 98.6 Core sites Falkirk & District Royal Infirmary 1,772 4 1,768 99.8 1,872 2 1,870 99.9 1,813 5 1,808 99.7 1,812 2 1,810 99.9 Stirling Royal Infirmary 4,195 192 4,003 95.4 4,370 315 4,055 92.8 4,301 289 4,012 93.3 4,018 78 3,940 98.1 NHS Grampian 12,083 237 11,846 98.0 12,197 289 11,908 97.6 12,124 343 11,781 97.2 11,735 183 11,552 98.4 Core sites Aberdeen Royal Infirmary 5,313 144 5,169 97.3 5,422 160 5,262 97.0 5,246 208 5,038 96.0 5,280 135 5,145 97.4 Dr Gray's Hospital 1,925 75 1,850 96.1 1,905 114 1,791 94.0 1,964 125 1,839 93.6 1,881 43 1,838 97.7 Table1 Page 2 of 21 AE_web_2007_08_fromJu07 Jul­07 Aug­07 Sep­07 Oct­07 ≤ 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs Health Board / Location Name Total > 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs Total > 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs Total > 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs Total > 4 hrs ≤ 4 hrs (%) (%) (%) (%) Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital 1,333 9 1,324 99.3 1,412 10 1,402 99.3 1,486 6 1,480 99.6 1,341 1 1,340 99.9 Non­core sites Aboyne Hospital 72 ­ 72 100.0 72 ­ 72 100.0 89 ­ 89 100.0 58 ­ 58 100.0 Chalmers Hospital 359 ­ 359 100.0 385 ­ 385 100.0 343 ­ 343 100.0 318 ­ 318 100.0 Fleming Cottage Hospital 32 ­ 32 100.0 36 ­ 36 100.0 39 ­ 39 100.0 25 ­ 25 100.0 Fraserburgh Hospital 904 6 898 99.3 806 4 802 99.5 845 3 842 99.6 933 4 929 99.6 Insch & District War Memorial Hospital 62 ­ 62 100.0 93 ­ 93 100.0 70 ­ 70 100.0 51 ­ 51 100.0 Inverurie Hospital 40 ­ 40 100.0 48 ­ 48 100.0 64 ­ 64 100.0 31 ­ 31 100.0 Jubilee Hospital 279 2 277 99.3 256 ­ 256 100.0 259 ­ 259 100.0 241 ­ 241 100.0 Kincardine Community Hospital 153 ­ 153 100.0 150 ­ 150 100.0 139 ­ 139 100.0 125 ­ 125 100.0 Leanchoil Hospital 62 ­ 62 100.0 62 ­ 62 100.0 74 ­ 74 100.0 41 ­ 41 100.0 Peterhead Community Hospital 1,114 1 1,113 99.9 1,105 1 1,104 99.9 1,108 1 1,107 99.9 1,022 ­ 1,022 100.0 Seafield Hospital 107 ­ 107 100.0 104 ­ 104 100.0 76 ­ 76 100.0 87 ­ 87 100.0 Stephen Cottage Hospital 37 ­ 37 100.0 45 ­ 45 100.0 31 ­ 31 100.0 23 ­ 23 100.0 Turner Memorial Hospital 113 ­ 113 100.0 118 ­ 118 100.0 106 ­ 106 100.0 110 ­ 110 100.0 Turriff Cottage Hospital 178 ­ 178 100.0 178 ­ 178 100.0 185 ­ 185 100.0 168 ­ 168 100.0 NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde 37,219 1,507 35,712 96.0 38,075 1,825 36,250 95.2 36,871 1,483 35,388 96.0 38,180 1,556 36,624 95.9 Core sites Glasgow Royal Infirmary 6,200 249 5,951 96.0 6,249 367 5,882 94.1 6,032 401 5,631 93.4 6,562 388 6,174 94.1 Inverclyde Royal Hospital 2,693 45 2,648 98.3 2,791 59 2,732 97.9 2,616 35 2,581 98.7 2,645 55 2,590 97.9 Royal Alexandra Hospital 5,479 155 5,324 97.2 5,691 143 5,548 97.5 5,690 209 5,481 96.3 5,797 218 5,579 96.2 RHSC Glasgow 2,981 39 2,942 98.7 3,007 45 2,962 98.5 3,170 45 3,125 98.6 3,317 67 3,250 98.0 Southern General Hospital 4,186 234 3,952 94.4 4,162 349 3,813 91.6 4,043 189 3,854 95.3 4,028 176 3,852 95.6 Stobhill Hospital 3,394 126 3,268 96.3 3,627 279 3,348 92.3 3,410 148 3,262 95.7 3,577 143 3,434 96.0 Vale of Leven District General Hospital 1,382 28 1,354 98.0 1,407 19 1,388 98.6 1,224 6 1,218 99.5 1,196 3 1,193 99.7 Victoria Infirmary 5,864 120 5,744 98.0 5,964 120 5,844 98.0 5,838 126 5,712 97.8 5,788 112 5,676 98.1 Western Infirmary / Gartnavel General 5,040 511 4,529 89.9 5,177 444 4,733 91.4 4,848 324 4,524 93.3 5,270 394 4,876 92.5 NHS Highland 8,464 116 8,348 98.6 8,835 145 8,690 98.4 7,629 98 7,531 98.7 7,132 64 7,068 99.1 Core sites Lorn & Islands District General Hospital 616 5 611 99.2 631 2 629 99.7 557 5 552 99.1 496 2 494 99.6 Raigmore Hospital 2,618 65 2,553 97.5 2,805 88 2,717 96.9 2,612 55 2,557 97.9 2,360 23 2,337 99.0 Non­core sites Aviemore Health Centre 202 ­ 202 100.0 218 ­ 218 100.0 123 ­ 123 100.0 149 ­ 149 100.0 Belford Hospital 896 17 879 98.1 936 15 921 98.4 761 12 749 98.4 791 10 781 98.7 Caithness General Hospital 496 8 488 98.4 578 5 573 99.1 478 3 475 99.4 477 4 473 99.2 Campbeltown Health Centre 401 ­ 401 100.0 423 1 422 99.8 541 4 537 99.3 489 1 488 99.8 Campbeltown Hospital (a) 211 ­ 211 100.0 250 1 249 99.6 .
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