General medicine at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

John Radcliffe and Horton General general internal medicine waiting times: most people treated waited 6 to 29 weeks.

Of the people still waiting, half have waited under 6 weeks and 9 in 10 under 22 weeks. 86% are within 18 weeks.

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Based on the waiting-now figures for August 2026. Not a prediction of your own wait: urgency decides who is seen first.

How the wait has changed

General internal medicine at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, 24 months to August 2026
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Shaded band: half to 9 in 10 of people treated that month. Line: the median wait of people still waiting. Weeks on the left.

The numbers behind the chart
MonthTreated, half withinTreated, 9 in 10 withinWaiting now, half within
September 20243.315.810.9
October 20242.019.614.1
November 20242.525.014.1
December 20242.528.215.5
January 20252.015.820.0
February 20251.46.822.5
March 20251.618.122.8
April 20252.935.517.5
May 202522.041.54.0
June 20251.716.64.3
July 20254.527.44.6
August 20251.416.96.3
September 20251.916.712.4
October 202515.024.214.5
November 202510.018.911.5
December 202516.3
January 202613.0
February 202613.5
March 20267.3
April 20267.5
May 20265.3
June 20267.0
July 20265.5
August 20266.029.45.8

NHS England figures, . Checked for new figures . About the data.

This page as JSON. General internal medicine waiting times at every hospital in England.

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