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CDDFT OUR SERVICE IN 10 MINS. FRIDAY 19 TH APRIL 2013. Thelma Rosenvinge. INTRODUCTION. How the service was configured Lead clinician, deputy lead and 3 nurses, 2 admin assistants 2 acute sites served by 2 different cancer centers, 2 community hospitals with chemo day units. WHAT DO WE DO?.
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CDDFT OUR SERVICE IN 10 MINS FRIDAY 19TH APRIL 2013 Thelma Rosenvinge
INTRODUCTION How the service was configured Lead clinician, deputy lead and 3 nurses, 2 admin assistants 2 acute sites served by 2 different cancer centers, 2 community hospitals with chemo day units
WHAT DO WE DO? Respond to RAPA alerts Triage patients who self refer Review ward patients Update site specific teams Teaching Attend M&M meetings Engage with network AOS group Audit
NEUTROPENIC SEPSIS In hours average door to needle time = 58 mins Out of hours average figure for the past year = 131 mins Engagement with sepsis steering group Sepsis care bundle Neutropenic sepsis kits Posters for patients and staff in key areas High visibility in key admission areas UKONS alert cards and handheld records Sepsis study days PGDs
NS ongoing work Primary care engagement Trustwide roll out of sepsis bundle Educational events Sepsis champions ? Dedicated sepsis team Steering group membership to be multidisciplinary Antibiotic resistance levels to be monitored Audit Webpage Work Smarter !
PEER REVIEW Good practice / significant achievements- Sepsis kits and care bundle, attendance at M&M meetings, investigation of delays in one hour NS standard. Concerns: Lack of consultant review, cover for AOS nurses, pathways and protocols, fast track clinic slots, staff training records, lack of oncologist representation from centers, MSCC leaflet and lack of electronic records.