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DGH v Tertiary Intervention – Is there really a conflict ?. Steven Lindsay Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Conflict of Interest I am a “DGH” interventionalist. Bradford. History lesson. Cardiology in Bradford in 1999. 1000 bedded DGH 400,000 population
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DGH v Tertiary Intervention – Is there really a conflict? Steven LindsayBradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Conflict of Interest I am a “DGH” interventionalist
Cardiology in Bradford in 1999 • 1000 bedded DGH • 400,000 population • 2 cardiologists -non interventional • 2 diagnostic angio sessions in multipurpose lab
to here How to get from here…… 1708 1708 1708
Cardiac Labs in West Yorkshire 1999 • 9 DGH labs – most multi purpose • All PCI in Leeds (3 cardiac labs open) • 4 Tertiary Centre Interventionalists • 7 DGH visitors
Cardiology in Bradford in 2000 • 1000 bedded DGH • 400,000 population • 3 cardiologists -1 interventional • 2 diagnostic angio sessions in multipurpose lab • 1 diagnostic session in Airedale • 1 PCI session in tertiary centre
Cardiology in Bradford in 2001 • 1000 bedded Teaching Hospital • 400,000 population • 3 cardiologists -1 interventional • 2 diagnostic angio sessions in multipurpose lab • 1 diagnostic session in Airedale • 1 PCI session in tertiary centre • 9 month waiting list for PCI
Cardiology in Bradford in 2002 • 1000 bedded Teaching Hospital • 400,000 population • 3 cardiologists -1 interventional • 1 Associate Specialist • Dedicated cardiac lab • 2nd Interventional post approved • 2 PCI session in tertiary centre
PCI in West Yorkshire 2002 • 2002/2003 total PCI activity in Leeds 1691 cases • NSF targets of 750 pmp by 2004/2005= 2380 cases • Airedale PCI activity corrected for SMR is 1157 pmp (equivalent to 5000 PCIs p.a. across the WYNCC). • But where is the extra capacity?
Bradford • NSF targets = 370 cases pa for the 3 Bradford PCTs. • The Bradford “patch” is sufficiently large to support a stand-alone PCI service and more than satisfy the BCIS requirements for a minimum of 200 cases p.a. and individual operator caseloads of at least 75 cases p.a. • 3 vacant lab sessions are available for PCI. • 3 cases per session and working year of 40 weeks = 360 cases p.a. • Retain one session for “high risk” cases and adjunctive technologies (IVUS, rotablator, presssure wire) • Release one session in Leeds -a further 120 cases can be carried out. • Network capacity increased by 480 cases
What we actually did • Jan 05 started with 1 acute session in Bradford • April 2005 1 elective session in Bradford • All Bradford PCI sessions in am • Not a 24/7 service • Out of Hours cover from Leeds (never utilised) • May 2006 Bradford Interventionalists occupy 1 slot on W York's PPCI rota in Leeds
Bradford Interventional activity 2005-2007 • 453 at LGI Jan 05 to Jan 07 • 349 at BRI Jan 05 to Jan 07 • 2 operators • 3 lists/wk at BRI • Ad hoc acute activity during working week • 2 lists/wk (1 all day list) at LGI
Thankyou • West Yorkshire Network • Jim McLenachan and Stacey Hunter LTHT • Chris Durkin BTHT • John Kurian BTHT