سلامت · NHS winter capacity£140m for 14 NHS urgent-care schemes: When will patients benefit?مکتوب ۲۶ مهر ۱۴۰۵ ساعت ۱۷:۱۸ (UTC)تماشامتن پیادهشده0:07England's AE departments recorded almost 7.3 million attendances during a0:11record-breaking summer.0:12The government has announced £140 million for 14 urgent care schemes as the NHS0:18prepares for winter.0:19The money is meant to increase capacity and ease emergency department pressure.0:23When will patients actually get the extra care?0:25Health Secretary Yvette Cooper announced the package on October 18th.0:29It covers urgent treatment centers, same-day emergency care units, ambulance service0:34improvements, and emergency department upgrades.0:36Digital systems are also included.0:38Some projects improve treatment facilities.0:40Others aim to help staff assess patients or coordinate care more effectively.0:44Cooper warned that winter would be more challenging than normal.0:47Earlier in October, NHS Medical Director Professor Frankie Swords said more patients0:52than usual were arriving at AE with flu and other respiratory viruses for that time0:56of year.0:57The summer attendance record covers June through August.1:00Almost 7.3 million counts visits, and someone returning to AE can appear more than1:05once.1:06That heavy workload precedes the seasonal illness pressure hospitals are now1:09preparing to handle.1:1025 new or expanded urgent care sites are expected to open for winter.1:15Those were announced in April.1:16The 14 schemes receiving October's funding form a separate group, with their own1:20delivery work ahead.1:21The winter opening promise belongs to the earlier 25.1:24Cooper said the earlier projects would treat hundreds of thousands of people over1:28the following year.1:29That's a forecast for those 25 sites.1:31Patients treated through that program will show whether the promised capacity1:35becomes usable care.1:36Queen's Hospital in Romford is reportedly receiving £42.1 million for an A ⁇ E1:41rebuild, the largest single award.1:43London Emergency Services also have £18.4 million earmarked for digital triage,1:48helping assess patients' needs.1:49These investments tackle different parts of emergency care.1:53Rebuilding a department changes its physical facilities.1:55Digital triage supports decisions about patients when they arrive.1:59The London plans still need hospital level detail and delivery dates before patients2:03can know where and when those systems will be available.2:05At Addenbrooks Hospital in Cambridge, £7.7 million is planned for a real-time bed2:11and discharge coordination center.2:12Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in Wigan is to receive £4.7 million for improved2:17same-day emergency care facilities.2:19The Addenbrooks project aims to coordinate existing beds and discharges.2:23Same-day emergency care lets suitable patients receive assessment and treatment2:27without an overnight admission.2:29Across the package, the government expects these different improvements to increase2:32capacity, but hasn't put a number on the extra patients the 14 schemes will treat.2:36The detailed allocations reportedly total £138.67 million.2:42That figure hasn't been reconciled with the government's £140 million headline.2:46It's also unclear whether the package adds money to existing budgets or uses funding2:50already set aside.2:52The Royal College of Nursing in England welcomed the short-term funding, but warned2:56it wouldn't resolve deeper staffing and capacity pressures.2:59Buildings and systems can support treatment.3:01Patients also need enough staff available to provide that care.3:04And the nursing warning goes directly to whether the investment can meet demand.3:08Hospitals also face a routine treatment backlog.3:11At the end of August, an estimated 7.37 million treatments were waiting, involving3:156.24 million patients.3:18One person can be waiting for more than one treatment.3:20The government aims to treat 92% of patients within 18 weeks by 2029.3:25That target concerns planned treatment.3:27Emergency attendance and the routine care backlog put different demands on the same3:31health service.3:32So the figures describe separate pressures.3:34Cooper has also asked the NHS for urgent plans to speed up ending corridor care for3:39children.3:39England is to introduce new standards for children's AE care and collect corridor3:44care figures by age for the first time.3:46The immediate winter delivery forecast rests with the 25 earlier sites.3:50For the 14 newly funded schemes, the NHS still needs to set out when each will open,3:55how it will be staffed, and how many patients it can treat.3:58No completion timetable or quantified capacity increase has been given for that4:02group.مقاله را بخوانیدخط زمانی داستانHeyDexویدیوی کوتاه ↗چه کسی چه گزارش کردنکتههایی که بیش از یک رسانه گزارش کردCooper announces urgent-care funding۲ رسانهEarlier urgent-care projects due to open for winter۲ رسانهنکتههایی که فقط یک رسانه گزارش کرد22فقط BBC News گزارش کردCommitment to end corridor care for children۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCFinley Roberts’s death after receiving corridor care۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCInquest finding on Roberts’s chance of survival۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCRequest for an urgent plan on children’s corridor care۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCSummer A&E attendance in England۲۶ مهر، ۷:۰۵ UTCRequest for new children’s A&E standards۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCReview of child deaths or harm linked to care۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCCooper’s warning about a challenging winter۲۶ مهر، ۷:۰۵ UTCEstimated daily use of unsuitable care areas۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCNumber of schemes covered by the funding۲۶ مهر، ۷:۰۵ UTCCorridor-care instances recorded in August۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCPlanned publication of corridor-care data by age۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCA&E attendance with flu and respiratory viruses۲۶ مهر، ۷:۰۵ UTCTreatments and patients on the hospital waiting list۲۶ مهر، ۷:۰۵ UTCNumber of additional urgent treatment centres announced۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCWhittington Hospital’s use of temporary clinical areas۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCKing’s Fund warning about winter pressures۲۶ مهر، ۷:۰۵ UTCRecent rise in the routine hospital treatment waiting list۲۶ مهر، ۷:۰۵ UTCHealth groups’ call to prioritize corridor care۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCNHS England’s corridor-care data collection۲۶ مهر، ۱۶:۰۰ UTCفقط Sky News گزارش کردTypes of projects included in the funding۲۶ مهر، ۱۰:۰۰ UTCفقط BBC London گزارش کردFunding for Queen’s Hospital emergency department rebuild۲۹ مهر، ۵:۱۰ UTCهر سطر ادعایی است که از گزارش آن رسانه ثبت کرده‌ایم. مقایسه تا ۲۹ مهر ۱۴۰۵ ساعت ۶:۰۱ (UTC).پوشش مرتبطپیشینه·۵ مهر، ۱۴:۳۹ UTCBurnham wants care free at the point of use. 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