As a group of partners, we are assessed on how well we are working together to make improvements in health and care.
The first STP Progress Dashboard was published on Friday 21 July and marks us in a number of key areas.
The dashboard, which gives us a rating against 17 indicators plus an overall score, will be updated every year and will allow you to track our performance and progress.
We were rated outstanding by national bodies, NHS England and NHS Improvement.
Find out more about our latest ratings below.
The overall rating provides a summary categorisation for the region based on a weighted sum of the indicators below. The transformation indicators are combined and given a weighting of 50%, with the combined remaining indicators also weighted 50%.
We are rated as Outstanding
This indicator measures us against the percentage of patients admitted, transferred or discharged from A&E within 4 hours and results in an average score from across all our A&E departments.
90.9% of all our patients are seen within 4 hours of attending A&E
This indicator measures us against the number of patients across South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw waiting 18 weeks or less from referral to hospital treatment.
93.4% of our patients wait 18 or less weeks for hospital treatment
This indicator measures us against the number of our provider in special measures.
We don't have any trusts in special measures
This indicator measures us against the number of cases of MRSA infections per 100,000 acute trust bed days.
On average, we have 0.6 cases of MRSA infections per 100,000 bed days
This indicator measures the number of cases of c-difficile infections per 100,000 acute trust bed days.
On average, we have 15.1 cases of c. difficile infections per 100,000 bed days
This indicator measures us against the total number of GP practices in the region who offer extended access to appointments (eg, evenings and weekends).
In total, 42.8% of our GP practices offer extended access
Based on the national GP patient survey, this indicator measures us against the number of respondents satisfied with their GP practice opening times.
75.2% of patients who responded are satisfied with their GP practice opening times
*IAPT - Improving Access to Psychological Therapies.
This indicator measures us against the number of people who have completed treatment having attended at least two treatment "contacts" (appointments) and are moving to recovery within a three month period.
53.2% of people in South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw referred to IAPT have completed treatment and are recovering within three months.
This indicator measures us against the number of people experiencing first episode psychosis or at ‘risk mental state’ that start treatment within 2 weeks of referral.
72.7% of people in South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw who experience their first episode of psychosis start treatment within 2 weeks of referral.
This indicator measures us against the percentage of new cancer cases that are diagnosed at either Stage 1 or Stage 2 (indicating increased awareness of signs and symptoms and treatments having a higher chance of success).
49.7% of all people in South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw who are newly diagnosed with cancer are done so at an early stage.
This indicator rates us against the number of people with an urgent GP referral for suspected cancer who received first treatment for cancer within 62 days.
83.8% of people referred for suspected cancer in South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw receive their first treatment within 62 days.
This indicator is based on feedback from the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey which asks a set of questions around a patient's experience of cancer care from GP referral times, information received during and after hospital tests and throughout treatment as well as the support and care given throughout. The overall score is given out of ten.
In South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw, our cancer patient experience rates us at 8.8 out of 10
This indicator rates us against the total number of emergency admissions per 1,000 people.
In South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw we have 109 emergency admissions per 1,000 people every year.
This indicator measures us against the number of days spent in hospital as an emergency admission per 1,000 people.
We have a total of 574 emergency bed days per 1,000 people
This indicator measures us against the number of delayed transfers of care (for all reasons) per 100,000 people.
Our delayed transfer of care rate is 5,767 per 100,000 people
System leadership assessments indicate the extent to which areas are working effectively to deliver "system-level integration." This means how well we, as an ICS team are leading on performance and capacity, system-level planning, and engagement with communities, service users and staff.
We are rated as Advanced.
Advanced systems have the strongest system leadership, with organisations working well together at the system level and aligned behind a clear vision and plan.
This indicator measures us against the amount of money we planned to spend (control total) against the amount we actually spent in 2016/17.
In South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw we achieved a surplus of 1% against our plan
