1 in 3 people who went to a Scottish A and E Department earlier this month waited more than four hours before they were seen.
Public Health Scotland statistics released on Tuesday show 66.2% of people were seen within four hours in the week of the 10th September.
The figures during the previous week showed that 68.7% had been seen inside the time window.
The Scottish Government target shows that 95% of people should be seen within 4 hours.
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