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Written Question · S4W-21357 · Session 4

How many attendances there were at each accident and emergency department in NHS Grampian in (a) 2012 and (b) 2013.

Answered Asked by Richard Baker Lab Lodged 27 May 2014

The question

To ask the Scottish Government how many attendances there were at each accident and emergency department in NHS Grampian in (a) 2012 and (b) 2013.

The answer

Answered by Alex Neil on 4 Jun 2014 · 8 days after it was lodged, on time

The following table shows information on emergency departments and minor injuries units in NHS Grampian.
New and unplanned attendances at accident and emergency departments in NHS Grampian for 2012 and 2013

2012
2013
NHS Grampian
146,476
147,367
Emergency Departments:
106,626
105,676
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
63,607
62,217
Dr Gray's Hospital
24,646
24,952
Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital
18,373
18,507
Minor Injuries Units (MIU)/Other:
39,850
41,691
Aboyne Hospital
992
984
Chalmers Hospital
3,615
3,601
Fleming Cottage Hospital
329
367
Fraserburgh Hospital
10,377
10,192
Insch and District War Memorial Hospital
623
704
Inverurie Hospital
297
164
Jubilee Hospital
3,350
3,449
Kincardine Community Hospital
988
1,248
Leanchoil Hospital
485
354
Peterhead Community Hospital
14,201
16,144
Seafield Hospital
689
680
Stephen Cottage Hospital
452
410
Turner Memorial Hospital
1,261
1,120
Turriff Cottage Hospital
2,191
2,274
Source: ISD Scotland A&E Datamart
Emergency Departments: Sites that provide a 24 hour emergency medicine consultant led service.
MIU/Other: Sites including MIU, small hospitals and health centres in rural areas that carry out Emergency Department related activity and are GP or nurse led. They may or may not be open 24 hours.
Information on emergency care is routinely published by Information Services Division and is available on the emergency care section of their website. This includes statistics on attendances at accident and emergency departments:
http://www.isdscotland.org/Health-Topics/Emergency-Care/

SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT

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