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North Middlesex University Hospital

North Middlesex Hospital, London, N18 1QX · NHS England London

Rated Requires improvement by the CQC at its last published inspection. Trust-wide at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, 9 in 10 patients would recommend it. The shortest published NHS wait across this NHS trust is 5 weeks.

About this provider

Funding
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Telephone
02088872000
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CQC provider ID
RAL
CQC location ID
RAL001

Care Quality Commission rating

Most recent inspection: 2024-03-28.

Requires improvement 2 of 4 CQC bands (most recent published rating)

Rating at each inspection

2024-03-28Requires improvement
2023-12-08Requires improvement
2022-10-14Inspected but not rated
2022-02-04Inspected but not rated
2021-11-26Inspected but not rated
2020-02-27Inspected but not rated
2019-10-25Requires improvement
2018-09-14Requires improvement
2016-12-16Requires improvement
2016-07-06Inspected but not rated
2014-08-21Requires improvement

Care Quality Commission, Open Government Licence v3.0, retrieved 2026-10-25. CQC uses a four-band scale and does not issue a star rating.

Specialties treated here

NHS specialties with a published waiting time at this NHS trust. Select one for how it compares across the area.

What patients said

The NHS Friends and Family Test asks patients whether they would recommend the service. Responses for May 2026. These figures are for Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust and cover all its hospitals.

Inpatient care
95%
would recommend · 3,462 responses
A&E
77%
would recommend · 5,182 responses
Outpatient appointments
94%
would recommend · 8,847 responses

NHS England Friends and Family Test, Open Government Licence v3.0, retrieved 2026-10-25. The FFT is not a formal performance measure and response rates vary between services.

Cancer waiting times

How quickly this trust diagnoses and starts treatment for people referred with a suspicion of cancer. Data for March 2026. Targets are the NHS operational standards. No English region currently meets the 62-day standard. These figures are for Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, which runs this hospital.

62-day treatment
85%
% starting first cancer treatment within 62 days of an urgent GP referral
target 85%
28-day diagnosis
81%
% told they have cancer, or that they do not, within 28 days of an urgent referral
target 75%
31-day treatment
94%
% starting first treatment within 31 days of the decision to treat
target 96%

62-day treatment by cancer type

The share of patients who began treatment within 62 days of an urgent referral, for each type this trust reports. The national aim is 85%. Numbers per type are smaller, so they move more from month to month.

Cancer typeWithin 62 days
Breast73%
Lung91%
Bowel90%
Prostate93%
Skin99%
Gynaecological75%
Head and neck64%
Lymphoma78%
Oesophagus and stomach88%
Liver and bile duct94%
Other urological69%
Other blood95%

NHS England Cancer Waiting Times, Open Government Licence v3.0, retrieved 2026-10-25. Provisional monthly data. Small numbers of patients can move a percentage sharply.

Mortality (SHMI)

The Summary Hospital-level Mortality Indicator compares the number of people who die after care at this trust with the number expected, given how ill the patients were. Rolling 12 months to August 2025. This figure is for Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, which runs this hospital.

Lower than expected SHMI 0.861.00 = as expected

NHS Digital, Accredited Official Statistic, Open Government Licence v3.0, retrieved 2026-10-25. The SHMI is not a measure of the quality of care and a “higher than expected” band is a flag for further investigation, not a judgement. It must not be used to rank trusts. It does not include deaths of patients receiving palliative care where that is coded.

NHS waiting times, trust-wide

Waiting times are reported by NHS trusts, not by individual hospitals. These figures are for Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, which runs this hospital along with its other sites. Waits at this site may differ.

Source: NHS England Referral to Treatment. Median wait is for the latest published month; the trend covers every month since we began keeping the series.
SpecialtyMedian waitWithin 18 weeksPatients waitingTrend
All specialties13 wks63%139,5301 week shorter since Jan 2026
Cardiology14 wks62%8,586no change since Jan 2026
Dermatology8 wks81%9,3795 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
Ear, nose and throat14 wks60%10,1381 week shorter since Jan 2026
Elderly medicine5 wks95%1191 week longer since Jan 2026
Gastroenterology11 wks69%8,6673 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
General internal medicine8 wks67%3052 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
General surgery21 wks42%4,1051 week longer since Jan 2026
Gynaecology12 wks66%8,5402 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
Neurology13 wks59%6,1371 week shorter since Jan 2026
Ophthalmology11 wks67%7,4131 week shorter since Jan 2026
Oral surgery14 wks60%4,8566 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
Other medical services10 wks70%16,9901 week shorter since Jan 2026
Other mental health services15 wks100%110 weeks longer since Nov 2025
Other services10 wks69%1,3181 week shorter since Jan 2026
Other surgical services13 wks60%14,7471 week shorter since Jan 2026
Paediatric services13 wks62%6,1602 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
Plastic surgery12 wks65%3,0493 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
Respiratory medicine10 wks75%5,6601 week shorter since Jan 2026
Rheumatology15 wks59%3,1532 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
Trauma and orthopaedics17 wks50%10,8802 weeks shorter since Jan 2026
Urology16 wks54%9,327no change since Jan 2026

NHS-funded care only. Does not reflect private appointment availability. Retrieved 2026-10-25.

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