…hospital and inpatient children’s beds. The proposals explain that Sutton would have the greatest benefit for the most people, the least overall impact on travel for older people and those…
…as well as births in hospital. The consultation proposals explain that this option would have the greatest benefit for the most people, the least overall impact on travel for older…
…actions which had not been identified as part of the interim report Refreshed deprivation and travel times analyses using the new indices of deprivation and respectively new data on travel…
…people are willing to travel further, while some prefer treatment at home or closer to home, and people are concerned about travel times to hospitals, the cost of transport, parking,…
…people are willing to go further for better care, there is a natural desire to keep services closer to home. People raised concerns about travel and access to hospitals, especially…
…Hospitals NHS Trust which has now been published. Read the consultation analysis report here. See next steps in the CCGs’ decision-making process here. This appendix details the text comments analysis…
This report has been updated to include relevant findings from the consultation responses, updated travel times analysis and the additional deprivation work undertaken. Read the final Integrated Impact Assessment report…
…the most people. It would have the least overall impact on travel for older people and those from deprived communities, while also having the smallest increase in average travel time…
…change. Over 99% of people travelling by car or blue light ambulance would get there within 30 minutes. Criteria Quality of care: Would it improve safety and quality of clinical…
…ambulance to make sure that a patient is taken to the right hospital for the most advanced treatment. This often means that a patient will travel further and may drive…