Number of Band 1 examinations claimed through Wales General Ophthalmic Services 2 scheme by selected reason for attendance and age of patient

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Data valuesData descriptionAgeReason for attendanceYear
[x]Percentage19 years or underBand 1 examinations2023-24
73.8Percentage60-69 yearsHas an acute eye problem2017-18
[t] [x]PercentageTotalBand 1 examinations2023-24
0.0Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2024-25
16.6Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2023-24
76.0Percentage60-69 yearsHas an acute eye problem2016-17
21.3 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2019-20
0.0 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2024-25
24.5Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2018-19
0.2Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2023-24
27.3Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2015-16
16.5Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2022-23
1.5Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2020-21
74.9Percentage60-69 yearsHas an acute eye problem2015-16
78.1 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2021-22
22.2 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2018-19
3.6 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2016-17
1.4 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2023-24
78.9Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2020-21
26.3Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2017-18
0.4Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2015-16
0.2Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2022-23
75.4Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2020-21
81.6Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2024-25
24.8Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2018-19
18.1Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2021-22
2.4Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2016-17
1.6Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2019-20
0.9Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2023-24
[x]Percentage20-59 yearsBand 1 examinations2024-25
70.6 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2017-18
76.4 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2020-21
82.3 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2024-25
24.1 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2017-18
15.0 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2022-23
3.5 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2015-16
2.6 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2019-20
2.1 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2022-23
75.7Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2016-17
80.4Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2019-20
84.0Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2023-24
25.4Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2016-17
17.1Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2021-22
16.3Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2024-25
0.6Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2018-19
0.2Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2021-22
70.9Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2016-17
75.0Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2019-20
78.6Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2022-23
79.6Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2023-24
26.4Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2016-17
27.3Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2017-18
23.5Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2019-20
21.5Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2020-21
17.1Percentage20-59 yearsReferred by a doctor2024-25
2.1Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2015-16
2.0Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2017-18
1.8Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2018-19
1.1Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2021-22
1.3Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2022-23
0.0Percentage20-59 yearsIs Uniocular2024-25
[x]Percentage20-59 yearsBand 1 examinations2023-24
71.3 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2015-16
72.1 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2016-17
74.2 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2018-19
76.1 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2019-20
79.5 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2022-23
80.7 [t]PercentageTotalHas an acute eye problem2023-24
24.0 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2015-16
23.1 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2016-17
19.3 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2020-21
16.4 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2021-22
15.1 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2023-24
15.7 [t]PercentageTotalReferred by a doctor2024-25
3.2 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2017-18
3.0 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2018-19
2.6 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2020-21
2.0 [t]PercentageTotalIs Uniocular2021-22
[t] [x]PercentageTotalBand 1 examinations2024-25
75.7Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2015-16
75.2Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2017-18
78.2Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2018-19
81.7Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2021-22
83.2Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2022-23
82.9Percentage19 years or underHas an acute eye problem2024-25
25.9Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2015-16
23.1Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2019-20
21.8Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2020-21
15.9Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2022-23
15.1Percentage19 years or underReferred by a doctor2023-24
0.3Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2016-17
0.4Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2017-18
0.2Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2019-20
0.4Percentage19 years or underIs Uniocular2020-21
[x]Percentage19 years or underBand 1 examinations2024-25
70.0Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2015-16
69.8Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2017-18
73.4Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2018-19
77.1Percentage20-59 yearsHas an acute eye problem2021-22
76.8Percentage60-69 yearsHas an acute eye problem2018-19
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Main information

Most recent update
30 September 2025
Next update expected
September 2026
Designation
Official statistics
Data provider
NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership
Data source
Eye Health Examination Wales (EHEW) form
Time period covered
April 2015 to March 2025

Data notes

Overview

Summary of dataset and variables

This dataset shows the number and percentage of Band 1 eye examinations delivered through the Wales General Ophthalmic Services (WGOS) 2 scheme. WGOS 2 provides accessible, community-based eye care for patients presenting with acute eye problems or at risk of eye disease. The data is broken down by the selected reason for attendance, patient age group, and financial year. Band 1: acute eye care and referrals from another healthcare professional.

Data collection or calculation

The data is based on claims made by practices to NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership (NWSSP) for payment. Practices submit an EHEW form to NWSSP and this data is then processed on their K2 payments system. Data is extracted from the K2 system and supplied to Welsh Government.
More than one reason may be recorded per claim and all reasons for attendance are not included in the dataset. Therefore the sum of Band 1 examinations by reason for attendance would not equal the overall number of Band 1 examinations. Other reasons for attendance (not included in the data) include patient has retinitis pigmentosa, is at risk of eye disease due to family history, is at risk of eye disease due to ethnic background, needs investigations to comply with WG agreed protocols/guidelines. The data is filtered to include only Band 1 examinations. Flags are created for reasons for attendance, such as doctor referrals, acute eye problems, or being uniocular. These flags are then summed to create totals for each reason for attendance across all ages. The percentage of each reason for attendance is then calculated within each age group based on the total number of Band 1 examinations.

Statistical quality

The reason for attendance 'Is Uniocular' is 0 from 2024–25, as this has moved from the WGOS2 to the WGOS1 treatment pathway. On 1 April 2019, health service responsibility for Bridgend residents moved from Abertawe Bro Morgannwg to Cwm Taf. Health board names also changed: Cwm Taf became Cwm Taf Morgannwg, and Abertawe Bro Morgannwg became Swansea Bay. See the weblinks section for official statements.

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stats.healthinfo@gov.wales

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