Resident doctor strike

From Wednesday 17 to Monday 22 December, resident doctors (formerly known as junior doctors) will be taking strike action. During this time, our services will be under increased pressure.

Getting the right care

Please help us make sure emergency care is available for those who need it most:

  • Only attend A&E in life-threatening emergencies.
  • For non-urgent issues, please contact your GP, your local pharmacy, or NHS 111 (online or by phone).

Appointments and planned care

  • If your appointment is affected, we will contact you directly.
  • If you do not hear from us, please attend your appointment as planned.

Find out more.

Our performance data

A sign outside Queen's Hospital with directions towards the Emergency Department

We publish data on a monthly basis to show how we measure against a range of local and national indicators to ensure we provide high quality, patient-centred healthcare.

We expect to meet all our targets outlined below, aligned to the national priorities, by March 2026.

Referral to treatment (planned care)

65% of patients to receive treatment within 18 weeks; each trust to deliver minimum 5% improvement. We need to deliver 71.4%.

No more than 1% of patients waiting over one year; and our Trust target of 76.4% of patients having a first appointment within 18 weeks.

Cancer

80% for the 28-day faster diagnosis standard; 75% for the 62-day cancer diagnosis standard.

Urgent and emergency care

At least 78% of patients should be seen within four hours.

Our performance

November 2025 performance data [pdf] 495KB

October 2025 performance data [pdf] 510KB

September 2025 performance data [pdf] 2MB

August 2025 performance data[pdf] 517KB

July 2025 performance data [pdf] 319KB

June 2025 performance data [pdf] 508KB

May 2025 performance data [pdf] 422KB

April 2025 performance data [pdf] 305KB

March 2025 performance data [pdf] 289KB

February 2025 performance data [pdf] 529KB

January 2025 performance data [pdf] 325KB

The files above include data for our finances, cancer, planned care, and urgent and emergency care (UEC).

Type 1 performance refers to patients treated in our Emergency Departments, operated by our Trust.

Type 3 refers to patients with minor injuries and illnesses who are care for in our urgent treatment centres, operated by The Partnership of East London Co-operatives (PELC).

Read more about our quality and patient standard performance measures in our Board meetings and minutes.

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