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NHS publishes league tables of trusts for first time - check where yours ranks
The new NHS league tables rank trusts quarterly to boost care quality, reward top performers with more autonomy, and support underperforming trusts through targeted interventions.
- New league tables rating the performance of NHS trusts in England have been published, with specialist hospitals taking the top slots.
- Trusts are ranked every three months and placed in four categories, with the top performers given more power over how they spend their money and those lower down receiving support.
- The metrics used to draw up the rankings include patient waiting times, A&E care and the financial performance of the trust.
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It won’t be easy to fix failing NHS hospitals
The Department for Health has published new performance league tables today which show that four in five NHS hospital trusts are failing, either because they are running substantial deficits or they are not meeting their performance targets. The real reason that NHS trusts in cities like London perform better is the same reason that accountancy
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