NMDT (%)Path (%)NOS (%)CNS (%) Weston Area Health 9589.5  70.5  5.7  66.3  Yeovil District Hospital 8296.3  54.9  22.9  82.9  University Hospitals.

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NMDT (%)Path (%)NOS (%)CNS (%) Weston Area Health  70.5  5.7  66.3  Yeovil District Hospital  54.9  22.9  82.9  University Hospitals Bristol  65.5  17.9  95.3  South Devon Healthcare  62.9  0.0  75.8  Taunton and Somerset  62.6  5.9  82.8  Northern Devon Healthcare  56.7  23.0  89.8  Royal United Hospital Bath  47.8  5.8  87.9  Royal Cornwall Hospitals  82.8  5.4  94.8  Royal Devon and Exeter  77.5  2.2  98.0  Plymouth Hospitals  54.8  20.3  79.0  Gloucestershire Hospitals  84.8  5.5  84.1  North Bristol  66.4  12.0  58.5  Whole Network 2,  66.7  9.1  82.8  MDT: multidisciplinary team; Path: pathological confirmation rate NOS: nonsmall cell cancer not otherwise specified; CNS: patients seen by lung nurse specialist

Treatment percentages All treatmentNSCLC surgeryNSCLC chemoSCLC chemo Weston Area Health 64.2  22.0  82.4  72.7  Yeovil District Hospital 57.3  17.8  75.0  85.7  University Hospitals Bristol 64.9  13.2  74.4  81.3  South Devon Healthcare 61.8  11.5  59.5  72.2  Taunton and Somerset 68.2  20.5  78.7  81.8  Northern Devon Healthcare 55.9  12.1  61.9  80.0  Royal United Hospital Bath 63.4  18.7  51.0  75.0  Royal Cornwall Hospitals 82.3  13.8  71.8  81.0  Royal Devon and Exeter 73.5  17.3  57.4  82.4  Plymouth Hospitals 57.4  17.5  58.7  56.7  Gloucestershire Hospitals 65.9  18.6  48.5  61.1  North Bristol 51.0  22.6  52.9  68.8  Whole Network 64.1  17.4  61.0  73.0  NSCLC: non small cell lung cancer; SCLC: small cell lung cancer

ODD RATIOs of treatments All treatmentNSCLC surgeryNSCLC chemoSCLC chemo Weston Area Health 1.37  1.68  3.11  1.17  Yeovil District Hospital 1.09  0.91  3.52  3.23  University Hospitals Bristol 1.39  0.98  2.22  2.19  South Devon Healthcare 1.25  0.66  1.26  1.28  Taunton and Somerset 1.77  2.17  3.49  1.97  Northern Devon Healthcare 0.95  0.67  1.20  2.48  Royal United Hospital Bath 0.97  1.07  0.86  0.89  Royal Cornwall Hospitals 5.94  1.01  1.48  2.96  Royal Devon and Exeter 2.22  1.16  1.4  2.17  Plymouth Hospitals 0.92  0.99  1.1  0.53  Gloucestershire Hospitals 1.28  1.34  0.7  0.58  North Bristol 0.65  1.75  0.9  1.08  Whole Network 1.32  1.17  1.27  1.27  NSCLC: non small cell lung cancer; SCLC: small cell lung cancer