NHS diagnostic waits · nerve conduction test (peripheral neurophysiology)

Nerve conduction test NHS waiting times, hospital by hospital

Updated August 2026 · (the NHS diagnostics waiting-list return)

The NHS does not publish scan waiting times for individual hospitals. Each figure below is the current nerve conduction test queue at the NHS trust that runs that hospital: the list as it stands this month, not a prediction. The headline is the median wait; the % is the share who have already waited more than six weeks, against an NHS standard that fewer than 1% should. Ranked shortest first.

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Hospitals with no reported figure

These trusts do not report their nerve conduction test (peripheral neurophysiology) waiting times to NHS England, so we show no number. Each page explains why.

200 hospitals with a reported nerve conduction test queue, plus 53 without. Each figure is the trust's current DM01 waiting list: a snapshot this month, not a prediction, and the NHS publishes one figure per trust, not per hospital.

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