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How we're approaching Quality Improvement in NHSScotland

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This presentation was presented by June Watters, Improvement Advisor with the NHSScotland Quality Improvement Hub at the Healthcare Symposium organised by the Swiss Society for Quality Management. Please visit this link to download the transcript bit.ly/1wE8Wgl

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spread  is  ‘the  ac*ve    dissemina*on  of  best    prac*ces  and  knowledge  about  interven*ons  and  the  implementa*on  of  interven*ons    in  every  applicable  care  se:ng2  

sustainability  is  when  ‘new  ways  of  working  and  improved  outcomes  become  the  norm1  

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     THE  10  KEY  FACTORS    

 

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…..listen  to  the  voices,  sugges*ons  and  opinions  of  staff……  

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….tell  us  what  difference  the  change  makes  to  improving  pa*ent  care…  

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 ….the  change  made  towards  person-­‐centred  care  resonates  with  staff  and  helps  to  drive  change  forward….  

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THE FACTS 15-­‐20%  of  inpa*ents  had  diabetes  !  33%  of  insulin  treated  pa*ents  had  a  chart  error  !  >25%  experienced  a  hypoglycaemic  episode    !  One  in  30  acquired  a  new  foot  lesion  as  in-­‐pa*ent  !  One  in  six  described  their  experience  as  nega*ve  

IN SCOTLAND 12-­‐20%  of  inpa*ents  have  diabetes  12%  of  Sco:sh  inpa*ent  expenditure  spent  on  pa*ents  with  diabetes  

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Level  9,  Western  Infirmary,  NHS  Greater  Glasgow  and  Clyde  Suit  of  Measures,  control  charts  

PROCESS  

OUTCOME  OUTCOME  

OUTCOME  

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©  with  thanks  to  Dr  Christopher  Sainsbury  for  the  data  

Interven*on  L9  vascular:  %  episodes  hypoglycaemia  resolved/month  Oct  2010  –  May  2014  

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©  with  thanks  to  Dr  Christopher  Sainsbury  for  the  data  

Individuals  with  2  hypos  during  admission  LOS  by  number  resolved  (n=1675)  

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