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Urology Q4 06

Cancer in Scotland: Action for Change set a target that 'by 2005, the maximum wait from urgent referral to treatment for all cancers will be two months'.

Urology - period of diagnosis: 1 October to 31 December 2006

Area of diagnosis

Number of eligible urgent referrals*

Number treated within 2 months (62 days) of referral

% compliance with 2 month urgent referral to treatment target

Minimum wait (Days)

Man/aimum wait (Days)

Median wait (Days)

90th Percentile (Days)

S cotland

281

196

69.8%

0

324

43

114

NO SCAN

64

42

65.6%

0

147

47

95

Argyll & Clyde ( Highland)

2

-

0.0%

68

69

n/a

n/a

Grampian

24

18

75.0%

4

132

46

93

Highland

13

8

61.5%

0

128

53

117

Orkney

-

-

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

S hetland

-

-

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

Tayside

24

16

66.7%

1

147

41

95

Western Isles

1

-

0.0%

121

121

n/a

n/a

S CAN

61

43

70.5%

1

155

33

109

Borders

9

3

33.3%

19

155

97

n/a

Dumfries & Galloway

7

5

71.4%

10

74

21

n/a

Fife

20

17

85.0%

2

117

29

102

Lothian

25

18

72.0%

1

116

44

88

WO SCAN

156

111

71.2%

0

324

43

118

Argyll & Clyde (Greater Glasgow)

15

11

73.3%

6

130

22

101

Ayrshire & Arran

30

27

90.0%

4

66

34

62

Forth Valley

28

18

64.3%

2

186

57

147

Lanarkshire

36

14

38.9%

6

324

64

226

Greater Glasgow

47

41

87.2%

0

86

37

73




*Exclusion categories are: died prior to receiving treatment, refused treatment, patient induced non-clinical delay, co-morbidities, clinical reasons and initially referred to another non-cancer speciality.

n/a: Not applicable due to small numbers

Cancer waiting times statistics are subject to a programme of quality improvement focusing on consistency and coverage.

These improvements need to be taken in to account when making comparisons on quarter on quarter performance.

Page updated: Tuesday, May 29, 2007