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Longest waits for NHS treatment in Wales fall by two-thirds in four months
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The Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) has conducted a survey that reveals that Aragon and the Balearic Islands are the autonomous communities that have the longest waiting lists for a consultation with the specialist (or for a diagnostic test) in the National Health System, reaching an average wait of 165 and 162 days, respectively.
NHS treatment wait times fall by two-thirds in Wales – but miss target on eliminating two-year-long waiting lists
The latest figures show by the end of March 2025, waiting times of more than two years have fallen to just under 8,400 – the lowest level since April 2021. The overall size of the waiting list has also fallen for the fourth month in a row and there were also falls in long waits for outpatient appointments and diagnostic treatments in March 2025. The Welsh Liberal Democrats have criticised the failure to meet targets on eliminating two-year-long …
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