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STATISTICAL PRESS NOTICE MONTHLY CRITICAL CARE BEDS AND CANCELLED URGENT OPERATIONS DATA, ENGLAND September 2018 Main Findings September 2018: Critical Care Beds There were 4,085 adult critical care beds available and 3,268 occupied, giving an occupancy rate of 80.0%. This is higher than the occupancy rate observed last month, which was 78.4%, and lower than in September 2017 (82.0%) There were 468 pediatric intensive 1 care beds available and 356 occupied, giving an occupancy rate of 76.1%. This is higher than the occupancy rate observed last month, which was 66.2% and lower than in September 2017 (80.9%) There were 1,422 neo-natal critical care beds available and 985 occupied, giving an occupancy rate of 69.3% This is lower than the occupancy rate observed last month, which was 70.1% and lower than in September 2017 (72.7%). Table 1 shows information on critical care bed occupancy from September 2016 to September 2018. Urgent Operations The number of urgent operations cancelled was 318 in September 2018, which compares to 329 in August 2018, and 302 in September 2017. The number of urgent operations cancelled for the second or subsequent time was 16 in September 2018. Table 2 shows information on urgent operations cancelled from September 2016 to September 2018. Revisions Revisions covering January to August 2018 (inclusive) have been published this month, alongside September 2018 data. See statistical notes to editors for further details. Details of critical care data and cancelled urgent operations data for individual organisations are available at: http://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/critical-care-capacity/ In addition, data on cancelled elective operations can be found at: http://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/cancelled-elective-operations/ 1 Paediatric intensive care as defined in PICS Standards 2010 Appendices (4th edition)

Table 1 Critical Care Bed Occupancy Rates September 2016 to September 2018 Month Adult Critical Care Paediatric Intensive Care Neonatal Critical Care Open Occupied % Open Occupied % Open Occupied % Sep -16 4,035 3,323 82.4% 462 367 79.4% 1,408 994 70.6% Oct -16 4,059 3,321 81.8% 461 352 76.4% 1,420 1,001 70.5% Nov -16 4,055 3,409 84.1% 483 427 88.4% 1,401 1,016 72.5% Dec -16 4,027 3,300 81.9% 456 357 78.3% 1,437 1,031 71.7% Jan-17 4,073 3,446 84.6% 463 378 81.6% 1,412 1,039 73.6% Feb-17 4,084 3,445 84.4% 455 366 80.4% 1,407 982 69.8% Mar-17 4,066 3,312 81.5% 460 373 81.1% 1,436 1,001 69.7% Apr-17 4,064 3,351 82.5% 455 359 78.9% 1,430 1,011 70.7% May-17 4,063 3,279 80.7% 454 362 79.7% 1,460 1,075 73.6% Jun-17 4,079 3,281 80.4% 458 334 72.9% 1,437 1,058 73.6% Jul-17 4,060 3,161 77.9% 452 354 78.3% 1,442 1,046 72.5% Aug-17 4,041 3,228 79.9% 460 309 67.2% 1,440 1,016 70.6% Sep-17 4,056 3,327 82.0% 460 372 80.9% 1,432 1,041 72.7% Oct-17 4,071 3,296 81.0% 453 342 75.5% 1,434 1,004 70.0% Nov-17 4,070 3,445 84.6% 474 393 82.9% 1,440 1,066 74.0% Dec-17 4,060 3,336 82.2% 483 386 79.9% 1,438 1,020 70.9% Jan-18 4,085 3,537 86.6% 457 353 77.2% 1,441 1,031 71.5% Feb-18 4,074 3,478 85.4% 459 364 79.3% 1,421 990 69.7% Mar-18 4,064 3,355 82.6% 455 358 78.7% 1,420 1,026 72.3% Apr-18 4,057 3,322 81.9% 469 346 73.8% 1,422 1,027 72.2% May-18 4,050 3,235 79.9% 468 343 73.3% 1,430 1,043 72.9% Jun-18 4,082 3,251 79.6% 467 352 75.4% 1,424 1,057 74.2% Jul-18 4,077 3,192 78.3% 471 341 72.4% 1,417 989 69.8% Aug-18 4,063 3,187 78.4% 467 309 66.2% 1,421 996 70.1% Sept-18 4,085 3,268 80.0% 468 356 76.1% 1,422 985 69.3% Notes: 1. Data relating to the number of available and occupied critical care beds is a monthly snapshot taken at midnight on the last Thursday of each month and can fluctuate from month to month. 2. Before February 2011, data on Critical Care beds were published bi-annually in a separate collection. Therefore, Critical Care data published until January 2011 should be treated with a degree of caution.

Table 2 Operations September 2016 to September 2018 Month Urgent Operations Urgent Operations for the 2nd or more time Sep -16 373 12 Oct -16 363 6 Nov -16 404 16 Dec -16 300 10 Jan-17 353 16 Feb-17 317 16 Mar-17 380 11 Apr-17 255 25 May-17 300 12 Jun-17 303 9 Jul-17 321 7 Aug-17 323 16 Sep-17 302 5 Oct-17 287 11 Nov-17 290 9 Dec-17 342 15 Jan-18 343 11 Feb-18 374 14 Mar-18 400 20 Apr-18 242 16 May-18 328 9 Jun-18 279 8 Jul-18 344 14 Aug-18 329 14 Sep-18 318 16

Statistical Notes to Editors 1. Critical Care data The figures on Adult Critical Care, Paediatric Intensive Care and Neonatal Intensive Care bed occupancy are snapshot figures taken at midnight on the last Thursday of each month. Therefore they will not reflect varying levels of bed occupancy through the day, week and month. The paediatric intensive 2 care figures are as described in the PICS Standards 2010 4 th edition. However, in 2015 PICS updated this guidance (5 th edition) and the change in terminology and definitions might lead some providers to inadvertently return figures for paediatric high dependency care beds. NHS England are working to refresh the guidance in line with the latest standards to address this error. As such, these figures are not based on the same definition in use in other similar publications such as the PICANET annual report. NHS England commissions paediatric critical care nationally; further information is available via the Paediatric Intensive Care Audit Network 2. Data Quality Monthly SitReps data has been collected and published since August 2010. Prior to August 2010, data was collected weekly and was un-validated management information. Critical care data published until January 2011 should be treated with a degree of caution as data on Critical Care beds was published bi-annually in a separate collection until January 2011. Since February 2011, there has been a significant improvement in the coverage and accuracy of this data. 3. Data Availability Monthly Sitreps data is published to a monthly timetable with data being published around 6 to 7 weeks after the end of the reference period 3. The next release of data for this collection will be 13 th December 2018 (relating to October 2018). The full set of publication dates is described in the 12 months statistics calendar. 4. Revisions Revisions to previous month's data are made in line with NHS England s revisions protocol for performance monitoring data. Future revisions will be made on a sixmonthly cycle. The revisions protocol can be found on the NHS England website at: http://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/code-compliance/ Revisions have been published in November 2018 covering January 2018 to August 2018 (inclusive). Revisions were made by 6 organisations. In most cases, the impact is minimal at national level, Critical care bed occupancy figures are largely unaffected by revisions. There were no changes to non-medical critical care transfers. 2 Paediatric intensive care as defined in PICS Standards 2010 Appendices (4th edition) 3 From June 2018, NHS England aligned the publication of the Monthly SitReps collection with the monthly NHS England publication of the Combined Performance Statistics to improve data coherence.

The prevously published figures are summarised in the table below for reference: Original figures Open at Last Thursday on Reporting Period of Adult critical care beds of Paediatric intensive care beds of Neonatal critical care cots (or beds) Occupied at last Thursday on Reporting Period of of Adult of Neonatal critical Paediatric critical care intensive care beds care beds cots (or beds) in Reporting Period Urgent Operations Urgent Operations for the 2nd or more time 2017-18 January 4,085 457 1,455 3,540 353 1,031 361 11 2017-18 February 4,074 459 1,435 3,478 364 990 374 14 2017-18 March 4,064 455 1,434 3,355 358 1,026 400 20 2018-19 April 4,057 473 1,419 3,327 348 1,026 238 16 2018-19 May 4,050 468 1,430 3,235 343 1,043 313 9 2018-19 June 4,082 467 1,424 3,251 352 1,057 270 8 2018-19 July 4,077 471 1,417 3,192 341 989 345 15 2018-19 August 4,063 467 1,421 3,189 309 997 331 14 5. Feedback Welcomed We welcome feedback on the content and presentation of Critical Care and Operations within this Statistical Press Notice and those published on NHS England s website. Please email any comments on this, or any other issues regarding the SitReps data and statistics, to: england.nhsdata@nhs.net Additional Information For press enquiries please contact the NHS England media team on 0113 825 0958 or 0113 825 0959 The Government Statistical Service (GSS) statistician responsible for producing these data is: Katie Tither Operational Information for Commissioning (Central) NHS England Room 5E15, Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds LS2 7UE For data queries, email: england.nhsdata@nhs.net