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Waits for tests and scans

Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. People waiting at the end of August 2026.

Official NHS figures

August 2026

39%
of people waiting had already waited six weeks or more
England: 25%. National standard: no more than 1%▼ Worse than England
23,044
people waiting for a test or scan
9,016 for six weeks or more
2,480
had waited 13 weeks or more

Counts the 15 tests NHS England tracks, and everyone still waiting on the last day of the month. The clock starts when the request for the test is received.

Official NHS figures

By test

TestWaitingSix weeks or moreEngland13 weeks or more
Heart scan (echocardiogram)2,745 67% 30%1,124
Bone density (DEXA) scan2,334 57% 21%543
Gastroscopy (stomach)1,014 55% 30%207
Sleep study1,226 53% 35%80
Flexible sigmoidoscopy258 42% 33%6
Colonoscopy1,025 42% 31%169
Hearing assessment1,266 38% 43%157
Cystoscopy (bladder)341 37% 27%31
Bladder pressure test87 37% 47%7
MRI scan4,713 30% 22%65
Ultrasound (not pregnancy)5,497 30% 22%5
CT scan2,236 15% 11%86
Nerve tests250 7% 45%0
Barium enema52 2% 26%0

Red: worse than England. Amber: better than England, but misses the national standard. Green: better than England and meets the standard. Black: about the same as England. The standard is that no more than 1% wait six weeks or more.

Each figure is compared with England for the same test. Tests with fewer than 50 people waiting are left out. The longest waits are at the top.

What isn't published

These figures stop on the day of the test. Nothing is published about how long people then wait for the results, or how often a test is cancelled and rebooked.

Find your specialty and log a wait

When you log a hospital wait you can choose "Test or scan" or "Test or scan results", and say how often it was cancelled.