Emergency Department
During 2010/11 attendances at St George’s Hospital emergency department have increased to an average of 360 a day. 97 per cent of cases were admitted, transferred or discharged within four hours against a national target of 95 per cent.
In 2011/12emergency department performance will be measured against eight new national clinical quality indicators designed to improve the quality of care in emergency departments across the country. The trust has drawn up an action plan to further improve the quality of data recording to help with measurements against these indicators and to improve performance in areas that will challenge us. The new indicators are:
- Ambulatory Emergency Care
- Unplanned re-attendance rate
- Total time in the emergency department
- Left without being seen rate
- Service experience
- Time to initial assessment
- Time to treatment
- Consultant sign off
The emergency department clinical indicators and emergency department service experience are available to download in PDF format. Published monthly they show how St George’s Hospital emergency department performs against national benchmarks.
2013
- April 2013 – A&E clinical indicators
- March 2013 – A&E clinical indicators
- February 2013 – A&E clinical indicators
- January 2013 – A&E clinical indicators
2012
- December 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- November 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- October 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- September 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- August 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- July 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- June 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- May 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- April 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- March 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- February 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
- January 2012 – A&E clinical indicators
2011
- December 2011 – A&E clinical indicators
- November 2011 – A&E clinical indicators
- October 2011 – A&E clinical indicators
- September 2011 – A&E clinical indicators
