Fewer patients visited minor injury units at Derbyshire Community Health Services last month - but attendances were higher than over the same period last year, figures reveal.
NHS England figures show 7,966 patients visited minor injury units at Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust in August.
That was a drop of 8% on the 8,688 visits recorded during July, but 5% more than the 7,607 patients seen in August 2021.
The figures show attendances were above the levels seen two years ago - in August 2020, there were 6,050 visits to minor injury units run by Derbyshire Community Health Services.
Across England, A&E departments received 2 million visits last month.
That was a decrease of 8% compared to July, and the same number as were seen during August 2021.
At Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust:In August:There were 1,057 booked appointments, down from 2,014 in JulyMore than 99% of arrivals were seen within four hours, against an NHS target of 95%Separate NHS Digital data reveals that in July:The median time to treatment was 11 minutes. The median average is used to ensure figures are not skewed by particularly long or short waiting times
In August:
Separate NHS Digital data reveals that in July: