Stuti Bagri
@stutibagri.bsky.social
Unearthing and explaining data on the health service for @nuffieldtrust.bsky.social 👩🏻💻
4/7
Looking at the data for 2023/24, the trouble starts after a referral is logged - many were considered unsuitable (~20%), many left the treatment incomplete (23%), some were not assessed at all or declined what they had been offered.
Looking at the data for 2023/24, the trouble starts after a referral is logged - many were considered unsuitable (~20%), many left the treatment incomplete (23%), some were not assessed at all or declined what they had been offered.
November 26, 2024 at 11:08 AM
4/7
Looking at the data for 2023/24, the trouble starts after a referral is logged - many were considered unsuitable (~20%), many left the treatment incomplete (23%), some were not assessed at all or declined what they had been offered.
Looking at the data for 2023/24, the trouble starts after a referral is logged - many were considered unsuitable (~20%), many left the treatment incomplete (23%), some were not assessed at all or declined what they had been offered.
3/7
However, what hasn’t changed is the proportion of all individuals referred to the service who completed treatment. That has been roughly 38% for the past decade. So, what is happening between referral and completion?
However, what hasn’t changed is the proportion of all individuals referred to the service who completed treatment. That has been roughly 38% for the past decade. So, what is happening between referral and completion?
November 26, 2024 at 11:08 AM
3/7
However, what hasn’t changed is the proportion of all individuals referred to the service who completed treatment. That has been roughly 38% for the past decade. So, what is happening between referral and completion?
However, what hasn’t changed is the proportion of all individuals referred to the service who completed treatment. That has been roughly 38% for the past decade. So, what is happening between referral and completion?