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NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB: NHS Cancer Waiting Times

In April 2026, 67.3% of cancer patients in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB started treatment within 62 days of urgent referral — 2.5 percentage points below the England average. Gera Cancer Pathway Pressure Index: 23.5/100 (below-average pathway pressure). Official NHS England data.

Reference period: April 2026(NHS England Cancer Waiting Times, published June 2026) · updated monthly · Open Government Licence v3.0 · England

What is the NHS cancer waiting time in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB?

As of April 2026, 67.3% of cancer patients in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB started treatment within 62 days of urgent referral — 2.5 percentage points below the England average (NHS target: 85%) — covering 562 patients, per NHS England Cancer Waiting Times data published June 2026. Gera re-dates this monthly.

Source:NHS England Cancer Waiting Times (CWT CRS) — ICB Sub-Location extract·as of April 2026updated monthly (last: )
Gera Cancer Pathway Pressure Index23.5 / 100NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB — below-average pathway pressureHow this index is calculated

The GCPPI for NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB = (1 − 67.3% / 100) × 4,809 FDS referrals = raw pressure 1573, normalised to 23.5/100. Rank 23 of 36 ICBs (rank 1 = most pressure). See methodology.

NHS cancer waiting times figures for NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB (April 2026)
MeasureNHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICBWhat it means
62-day standard met67.3%NHS target: 85%
28-day FDS met73.2%NHS target: 75%
Patients in 62-day pathway562All four 62-day sub-pathways
FDS referral volume4,809Faster Diagnosis Standard demand
Gera Pressure Index (GCPPI)23.5 / 100below-average pathway pressure
Pathway pressure rank23 / 36Rank 1 = most pressure in England
62-day pathway breakdown for NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB (April 2026)
PathwayPatients62-day metStandard
Urgent Suspected Cancer32759.6%Missed
Screening4261.9%Missed
Consultant Upgrade19381.3%Missed

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In NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB, 67.3% of cancer patients started treatment within 62 days of urgent referral in April 2026 — 2.5 percentage points below the England average. The NHS standard is 85%.

62-day standard met

67.3%

NHS target: 85%

28-day FDS met

73.2%

Faster Diagnosis Standard (75%)

Gera Pressure Index

23.5 / 100

below-average pathway pressure

562 patients reached a 62-day treatment decision in this ICB (April 2026); England total: 27,522.

Pathway breakdown (62-day, April 2026):

PathwayPatientsMet standard
Urgent Suspected Cancer32759.6%
Screening4261.9%
Consultant Upgrade19381.3%

NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB is at 67.3% on the 62-day standard — below the NHS 85% target. GeraClinic can connect you to a cancer specialist quickly while you await NHS assessment.

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NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB cancer waiting times: FAQs

What is the NHS cancer 62-day waiting time in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB?
In April 2026, 67.3% of cancer patients in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB started treatment within 62 days of urgent referral — 2.5 percentage points below the England average. The NHS target is 85%. Data: NHS England Cancer Waiting Times.
What is the Gera Cancer Pathway Pressure Index for NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB?
The Gera Cancer Pathway Pressure Index (GCPPI) for NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB in April 2026 is 23.5/100 (below-average pathway pressure). It is computed as (1 − 62-day standard met rate) × referral volume, normalised across all 36 ICBs. NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB ranks 23 of 36 ICBs by pathway pressure.
How does NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB compare on the 28-day Faster Diagnosis Standard?
In April 2026, 73.2% of patients in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB received a cancer diagnosis or ruling-out within 28 days (NHS FDS target: 75%). NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB processed 4,809 FDS referrals in this period, per NHS England Cancer Waiting Times data.
Can I be seen privately while waiting for cancer assessment in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB?
Yes. Being assessed or treated privately does not affect your NHS referral. GeraClinic can connect you to a UK-registered cancer specialist. You keep your place on the NHS list and can access a private consultation simultaneously.
What are the main cancer pathways in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB?
The NHS 62-day standard in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB covers four pathways: Urgent Suspected Cancer (the primary 2-week-wait route), Screening (referrals from NHS screening programmes), Consultant Upgrade (reclassification onto the 62-day pathway by a clinician), and Breast Symptomatic (non-2WW breast referrals). In April 2026, NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB recorded 562 patients across all four pathways.

NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB is below the NHS 85% cancer target

Only 67.3% of cancer patients in NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB met the 62-day standard in April 2026 (NHS target: 85%). GeraClinic can connect you to a UK-registered cancer specialist quickly — you keep your NHS referral while getting faster private assessment.

Data and methodology

Figures for NHS Nottingham And Nottinghamshire ICB are aggregated from the real per-sub-location count rows in NHS England's April 2026 Cancer Waiting Times ICB Sub-Location extract. Each sub-location code (e.g. multiple [ICB sub-location codes, NHS ODS]) is mapped to its parent ICB via the NHS Organisation Data Service and summed for both the 62-day Combined and 28-day FDS standards. Percentages are re-derived from summed numerators and denominators — not averaged. The Gera Cancer Pathway Pressure Index = (1 − 62-day met rate) × referral volume, normalised 0–100. No estimates or invented numbers. See full methodology.

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