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NHS Quality Improvement Scotland NHS QIS

established in January 2003 integration of:Clinical Resource and Audit Group (CRAG)Clinical Standards Board for Scotland (CSBS)Health Technology Board for Scotland (HTBS)Nursing and Midwifery Practice Development Unit (NMPDU)Scottish Health Advisory Service (SHAS)working closely with: Scotti

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NHS Quality Improvement Scotland NHS QIS

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    1. NHS Quality Improvement Scotland (NHS QIS) Scottish Schizophrenia Outcomes Study - National Meeting 12 June 2003 Sean Doherty - Review Team Manager

    2. established in January 2003 integration of: Clinical Resource and Audit Group (CRAG) Clinical Standards Board for Scotland (CSBS) Health Technology Board for Scotland (HTBS) Nursing and Midwifery Practice Development Unit (NMPDU) Scottish Health Advisory Service (SHAS) working closely with: Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) NHS QIS

    3. to build on existing foundations filling in gaps promoting implementation fewer organisations stronger strategic direction avoiding duplication of effort reducing visit fatigue NHS QIS - Why?

    4. to report to the public on the performance of NHSScotland against nationally agreed standards to support NHSScotland in improving the quality of care and treatment it provides NHS QIS - Aims

    5. patient and public focus partnership independence evidence-based openness and transparency quality assurance professionalism sensitivity NHS QIS - Key Values

    6. determining and sharing good practice through: clinical guidelines clinical audit assessing the clinical and cost effectiveness of health interventions collecting and publishing clinical performance data learning lessons from adverse events NHS QIS - Tasks (1)

    7. setting clinical and non-clinical standards reviewing and monitoring performance through: self-assessment external peer review investigating serious service failures supporting implementation of clinical governance NHS QIS - Tasks (2)

    8. meantime all organisations� core activities continue but better co-ordinated full consultation to be undertaken before new functions introduced NHS QIS - Key Messages

    9. NHS Quality Improvement Scotland Progress in Mental Health

    10. NHS Quality Improvement Scotland Core Mental Health Standards � Anne Hawkins (Chair) Schizophrenia Standards � Linda Watt (Chair)

    11. March - November 2001 18 organisations visited Reviewed against standards: 2 : Initial Diagnosis 7 : Information & Support for Carers 8 : Prescribing Anti-psychotic Drugs - General Principles 9 : Prescribing Anti-psychotic Drugs - Special Circumstances 10 : Social & Psychological Approaches to Care 11 : Misuse of Alcohol & Illicit Drugs Phase 1

    12. Phase 1 - Update

    13. August - December 2003 Reviewing Against Standards : 1: Information on Populations & Individuals 3: Initial Assessment & Care Planning 4: Ongoing Assessment & Care Planning 5 : Transferring Care - Admission to Hospital 6: Transferring Care - Discharge from Hospital Phase 2

    14. Visit Schedule - 2003

    15. Team leader Clinical Review Team Member (seconded) 2 x Lay representatives 1user, 1 carer 3/4 professional reviewers Support from NHS QIS Review Teams

    16. Reporting National Overview & Local Reports published May 2004

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