More patients visited A&E at Southern Health last month, with demand rising above the levels seen over the same period last year.
NHS England figures show 2,061 patients visited A&E at Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust in June.
That was a rise of 4% on the 1,974 visits recorded during May, and 52% more than the 1,354 patients seen in June 2021.
The figures show attendances were above the levels seen in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic – in June 2020, there were 558 visits to A&E departments run by Southern Health.
All of last month's attendances were via minor A&E departments – those which treat minor injuries and illnesses such as fractures, cuts and bruises.
Across England, A&E departments received 2.2 million visits last month.
That was in line with May, and the same number as were seen during June 2021.
At Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust:
In June:
- 96% of arrivals were seen within four hours, against an NHS target of 95%
Separate NHS Digital data reveals that in May:
- The median time to treatment was 48 minutes. The median average is used to ensure figures are not skewed by particularly long or short waiting times