NENC London Adult Critical Care Network Transfer audit Why monitor - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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NENC London Adult Critical Care Network Transfer audit Why monitor Role of network to monitor transfers Documentation Medico legal document Audit to learn from incidents Developing the training and competencies


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NENC London Adult Critical Care Network Transfer audit

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Why monitor

  • Role of network to monitor transfers
  • Documentation
  • Medico legal document
  • Developing the training and

competencies

  • Standardising policy
  • Audit to learn from incidents
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Background

New books developed July 2015 3 parts

  • 1 to patient notes (white)
  • 1 goes with patient (blue)
  • 1 form goes to the Network (pink)
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Method in collecting data

Looking at the following from 102 pink sheets

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Results Level of care given on transfer

8 units - 102 transfer forms since July 2015

  • Barnet - 5
  • Homerton - 12
  • Newham - 10
  • North Middlesex - 31
  • Royal Free - 10
  • Royal London - 20
  • Whipps Cross - 11
  • Whittington - 3
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8 units - 102 transfer forms since July 2015 Level of care on transfer in %

Level of care given on transfer

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Results Incidents

7 incidents

  • 1 linked to equipment failure
  • 1 incident recorded but no reason given
  • 5 patient deterioration
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Results Working diagnosis/organ support on transfer

1 2 2 1 1 1 6 2 2 1 2 13 1 1 2 1 5 9 6 1 3 4 1 7 1 3 6 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Working diagnosis/organ support on transfer

Whittington Whipps Cross The Royal London RFH North Mid Newham Homerton Barnet

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Neuro 13% Cardio 13% Respiratory 7% Gastro/liver 11% Genito- urinary 8% Endocrine /metabolic 1% Poisoning 1% Burns 2% Musculosceletal 4% Not Recorded 40%

Working diagnosis/organ support on transfer

Results Working diagnosis/organ support transfer %

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Results

  • Emergency – 41
  • Urgent - 7
  • Very urgent - 13
  • Elective - 21

5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Emergency Urgent Very Urgent Elective Non Clinical Not Recorded Repatriation Tertiary referalls

Status of transfers

Status of transfers - total 102

  • Non clinical – 5
  • Not recorded – 7
  • Repatriation – 6
  • Tertiary referrals - 2
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Conclusion/recommendation

  • Level of care missing on 5 %
  • Incidents 6.5 % where 4.6 % was due to

patient deterioration

  • Working diagnosis/organ support 40 %

missing

  • Status of transfer 40% emergency, 7 % not

recorded

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Recommendation

  • New books
  • Educate all units (fill out the forms, transfer training..)
  • On going project

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Understanding before and after the course

Understanding before? Understanding after?