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Latest DTOC data: three stats that we should worry about

Latest DTOC data: three stats that we should worry about

The problem of DTOC has basically been addressed, but the problem of demand most certainly has not.

by John Smalley - February 15, 2019
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Interestingly, the latest DTOC data isn’t heading in wrong direction

Interestingly, the latest DTOC data isn’t heading in wrong…

Despite record emergency admissions, delayed transfers of care improved by 3.3% in November

by Sarah Atkinson - January 14, 2019
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A DTOC standstill – is a winter crisis looming?

A DTOC standstill – is a winter crisis looming?

The increase in the number of Delayed Transfers of Care (DTOC) has finally come to a halt – just in…

by Sarah Atkinson - December 17, 2018
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DTOC rates are rising again – five questions you need to start asking

DTOC rates are rising again – five questions you need to…

Delayed Transfers of Care (DTOC) rates rose by 2.38% overall between August and September – the fourth consecutive monthly rise,…

by Sarah Atkinson - November 9, 2018
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Another sticking plaster for DTOC?

Another sticking plaster for DTOC?

According to the latest monthly figures from NHS England, Delayed Transfers of Care (DTOC) rates in August rose by 4.5%…

by Sarah Atkinson - October 11, 2018
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DTOC progress stalls again, but the pressure is on

DTOC progress stalls again, but the pressure is on

Progress on Delayed Transfers of Care (DTOC) from hospitals continued to stall between June and July, according to the latest…

by John Smalley - September 17, 2018
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We need to look at DTOC through a new lens

We need to look at DTOC through a new lens

It’s rather a boring month when we look at the latest figures from NHS England on Delayed Transfers of Care…

by Sarah Atkinson - August 10, 2018
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Latest DTOC stats – the second most impressive result this week

Latest DTOC stats – the second most impressive result…

The ability of both the NHS and local authority departments of social care to process this rising demand has clearly improved.

by Sarah Atkinson - July 13, 2018
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Latest DTOC stats, and the latest DTOC target – stranded patients

Latest DTOC stats, and the latest DTOC target – stranded…

  The latest figures from NHS England show that after a three month period of stagnation, Delayed Transfers of Care…

by John Smalley - June 15, 2018
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What I’ve learnt about DTOC (from discussing it over dinner)

What I’ve learnt about DTOC (from discussing it over…

Being married to a Junior Doctor GP trainee means that I get to experience the health and social care system…

by Ben Evans - May 17, 2018
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Three reasons for focusing on the individual behind the DTOC statistics

Three reasons for focusing on the individual behind the DTOC…

In recent years hospital trusts, CCGs and local councils have focused increasing attention and resources on reducing Delayed Transfers of…

by Dominic Luscombe - May 15, 2018
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Diminishing returns on DTOC investment?

Diminishing returns on DTOC investment?

  Figures released by NHS England yesterday show that DTOC performance remained flat for the third month in a row. …

by Sarah Atkinson - May 11, 2018
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