Weekly A&E performance

The national accident and emergency waiting time standard requires us to ensure at least 95 per cent of patients are discharged or admitted within four hours. While the standard is for all types of patients, we breakdown our performance by hospital site and patient type.

Patient types

• Type 1: A consultant-led 24-hour service with full resuscitation facilities; applies to emergency departments at Charing Cross and St Mary’s hospitals.
• Type 2: A consultant-led single specialty A&E service (e.g. ophthalmology); applies to the emergency department at Western Eye Hospital.
• Type 3: Minor injury units and urgent care centres (UCCs); applies to UCCs at Charing Cross, Hammersmith and St Mary’s hospitals.
  
  

Hospital sites

Reporting period: week ending 19 May 2019

Charing Cross Hospital

Attendances at A&E type 1	Percentage of patients seen in four hours
845	77.87%

Attendances at the urgent care centre type 3	Percentage of patients seen in four hours
770	98.83%

Hammersmith Hospital

Attendances at the urgent care centre type 3	Percentage of patients seen in four hours
584	100%

St Mary’s Hospital

Attendances at A&E type 1 (adults)	Percentage of patients seen in four hours
1,077	65.74%

Attendances at A&E type 1 (paediatrics)	Percentage of patients seen in four hours
428	93.22%

Attendances at the urgent care centre type 3	Percentage of patients seen in four hours
900	99.33%

Western Eye Hospital

Attendances at the ophthalmology emergency department type 2	Percentage of patients seen in four hours
1,012	99.70%

Overall performance

All attendances	Percentage of patients seen in four hours
5,616	89.26%

The data provided is correct at the time of publishing, however further retrospective validation may result in minor corrections.

For further information on our performance, please see our monthly infographic here.