Thursday 07 July 2022
Internal Reference Number: FOI_4785
Date Request Received: 27/12/2018 15:07:41
Date Request Replied To: 25/01/2019 09:33:09
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Request Summary: DTOC and Missed Targets Fines
Request Category: Media
| Question Number 1: What is the name of: a) your trust b) the hospitals run by your trust | |
| Answer To Question 1: Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust | |
| Question Number 2: What is the longest time (in days) one patient has remained in a bed at your trust due to delays in transfer of care (DTOC) from October 2016 to October 2018? | |
| Answer To Question 2: 115 days | |
| Question Number 3: What was the age of the patient (from question 2) and the reason for delay? | |
| Answer To Question 3: This level of information is too detailed a level | |
| Question Number 4: How much money has your trust been fined or had withdrawn/withheld for not meeting the percentage target for A&E waiting time (4 hours) in the following financial years: (If possible please breakdown by quarters, if not just give the whole sum for that period) a) 2017/2018 b) so far 2018 | |
| Answer To Question 4: a) 2017-18 - The Trust did not agree a control total for the year and so was not entitled to any Provider Sustainability Funding in 2017-18 (formerly Sustainability and Transformation funding (STF)). It is not possible to determine how much STF A & E funding was lost as a result. No fines were incurred in the year. b) 2018-19 - The Trust did agree a control total for the year entitling it to Provider Sustainability Funding (PSF) in 2018-19. The Trust is not expecting to achieve the required A & E target for the first 3 quarters of 2018-19. As a result it will not receive £740k PSF funding in this period. No fines have been incurred to date. | |
| Question Number 5: How much money has your trust been fined or had withdrawn/withheld for not meeting the percentage target for referral to treatment time of 18 weeks for patients in the following financial years: (If possible please breakdown by quarters, if not just give the whole sum for that period) a) 2017/2018 b) so far 2018 | |
| Answer To Question 5: a) 2017-18 - The Trust did not agree a control total for the year and so was not entitled to any Provider Sustainability Funding in 2017-18 (formerly Sustainability and Transformation funding (STF)). It is not possible to determine how much STF 18 week referral to treatment funding was lost as a result. No fines were incurred in the year. b) None to date | |
| Question Number 6: How much money has your trust been fined or had withdrawn/withheld for not meeting the 15 minute target of handing over a patient from an ambulance to your hospital in the following financial years: (If possible please breakdown by quarters, if not just give the whole sum for that period) a) 2017/2018 b) so far 2018 | |
| Answer To Question 6: a. The Trust would have been fined £49k but a national decision was taken not to fine Trusts in 2017-18. b. The Trust has made a provision of £64k, but no fines have been raised in 2018-19 to date. | |
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