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Community pharmacy flu vaccination services- preparing for 2014/15. HISTORY. NHS Flu vaccination 1 st commissioned from pharmacy in 2012 – all risk groups, for all the flu season. First season – 55 pharmacies involved – Over 5000 vaccinations delivered.
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Community pharmacy flu vaccination services- preparing for 2014/15
HISTORY • NHS Flu vaccination 1st commissioned from pharmacy in 2012 • – all risk groups, for all the flu season • First season – 55 pharmacies involved – • Over 5000 vaccinations delivered • GPs really co-operative, and happy with the service …….NOT!
And so to 2013………………. • PCT replaced by Cumbria, Northumberland,Tyne & Wear ‘Local’ Area Team • Intranasal flu pilot for Cumbria? • Joint approach to NHS England Screening & Imms Team from the CNTW LPCs – in April • June (ish) – Screening and Imms lead agrees to commission I.M. service • Parallel Service development
Effective training for all staff On Line Training provided by Area Team Screening & Imms Theory behind BLS, anaphylaxis & flu vaccination Face to face practical training Included BLS and practical scenario training All funded by pharmacy contractors Private trainer privately contracted with a member of the area team - very cost effective @ £37.50 each!
Disaster Strikes? • Start of July – we are being commissioned • End of July -No we’re not! • What to do? • Negotiate!!
THE FRANTIC PHASE All those PSNC ‘negotiating skills’ seminars can’t have been wasted……..
PROGRESS?? • August – a place at the table • The initial offer • More Negotiation! • Agreement!!
STILL MUCH TO DO • PGD………… signed on Sept 19th • SLA…………...signed on Oct 1st • Payment mechanism…sorted over October • Vaccination …. Started on 21st September
MAXIMISING PERFORMANCE John Urwin
9224 IM Flu vaccinations 81 out of 111 pharmacies participating Average 114 per pharmacy But....
THE BOTTOM 10 PERFORMERS 72 16 73 13 74 13 75 13 76 13 77 12 78 7 79 5 80 4 81 3 1% of Total
THE TOP 10 PERFORMERS 1 711 2 644 3 422 4 326 5 314 6 265 7 257 8 254 9 246 10 210 40% of Total
What distinguishes the Top 10 from the Bottom 10? Enthusiasm Preparation Teamwork
Preparation Staff Training SOPs Ordering Vaccine & Stock Control Fridge Capacity Sharps Bins Consultation Room Resuscitation Paperwork Demand Management
Demand Management Active not Reactive Create awareness Identify candidates Make appointments
Eligible Groups Over 65s Kidney Disease Pregnant Neurological Disease Respiratory Disease Diabetes mellitus Heart Disease Immunosuppressed Liver Disease Main Carer Long Stay Res./Nursing Home
Teamwork Every member of staff should be involved Identifying and recruiting candidates Counter Staff Dispensary Staff Pharmacist Drivers Cleaner
SERVICE DELIVERY Greeting and Opportunistic Recruitment • Counter Staff and Flu-Helper Helping with Flu Form and escorting patient to Consultation Room • Flu Helper Complete Flu Form, review responses, obtain consent - Pharmacist
DEFINE STAFF ROLES Administer Vaccine and record details - Pharmacist See patient out of Consultation Room and assist them with patient survey - Flu Helper Complete notifications - Anyone / Everyone
PLANNING FOR NEXT SEASON • START EARLY… MAKE SURE OF YOUR STOCK – ORDER IN SPRING • LATE SPRING/EARLY SUMMER LPC MEETINGS TO CELEBRATE SUCCESS/PASS ON HINTS & TIPS • LATE SUMMER – PMR TO GENERATE A LIST OF VACCINATED PATIENTS - CONTACT WITH REMINDER BY POST, TEXT, EMAIL OR CARRIER PIGEON
How Did We Do? • Over 15,000 I.M. vaccines given in CNTW. • 9,200 of these in Cumbria • Approx. 12% - 1848 people were vaccinated in pharmacies who were NEW to flu vaccination • Still only 3.6% of the region’s total – though 7.5% in Cumbria. Plenty more to go at!
INTRANASAL 13,573 vaccinations Of which…. 11,113 given in community pharmacies – 82% 37.2% of primary school age children
FEEDBACK • From the public - Excellent! • From the GPs…….. Largely Weary Resignation With occasional tantrums!