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Sunday 22 December 2024
Salisbury Foundation Trust

FOI_7772

Internal Reference Number: FOI_7772

Date Request Received: 20/02/2024 00:00:00

Date Request Replied To: 28/02/2024 00:00:00

This response was sent via: By Email

Request Summary: FOI on A&E

Request Category: Private Individuals



 
Question Number 1:
Please provide figures the three longest stays in the trust’s A&E department in for the year 2023/24 to date. If possible, please specify the month they each occurred and if there was a specific reason.
 
Answer To Question 1:
Please see our response to questions 1-4 in the Excel spreadsheet attached.

To accompany this answer to question 1 please also see the documents listed below:

 FOI_7772 - AE - Q1-4.xlsx
 
Question Number 2:
Please tell me the three longest stays in the trust’s A&E department in 2022/23. If possible, please specify the month they each occurred and if there was a specific reason.
 
Answer To Question 2:
Please see attached spreadsheet
 
Question Number 3:
Please tell me how many patients were in the trust’s A&E department for 24 hours or more before being admitted or discharged in 2023/24 to date.
 
Answer To Question 3:
Please see attached spreadsheet
 
Question Number 4:
Please tell me how many patients were in the trust’s A&E department for 24 hours or more before being admitted or discharged in 2022/23.
 
Answer To Question 4:
Please see attached spreadsheet
 
Question Number 5:
Please tell me whether patients are ever cared for in non clinically designated areas during times of high demand in the A&E department? If yes, please could you specify where these areas are for example corridors, waiting rooms or relatives rooms.
 
Answer To Question 5:
Yes. In times of high demand there is standard capacity for 4 patients in the corridor. Minors has been utilised when the Corridor has been unsuitable.
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