Elective Surgery Programme Implementation Support Guide

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Is the discharge nurse facilitated? Do all patients receive a uniform and agreed immediate Discharge Document forwarded to primary care? Is discharge activity and patient experience monitored through the <strong>Surgery</strong> <strong>Programme</strong> Steering Group? 126
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Elective Surgery Programme Implemen
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Overview of the Elective Surgery Pr
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What is AvLOS? It is a sub programm
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How do we know that the HIPE codes
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What is TPOT? It is a sub programme
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What is IASM? It is a part of the S
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MODEL OF CARE FOR ELECTIVE SURGERY
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CHAPTER 3 .........................
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Summary for Patients and Carers Int
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Chapter 5 describes Discharge Plann
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Patients expect to know approximate
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CHAPTER 1 The Elective Surgery Prog
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Executive are aiming to address the
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Improving access to theatre resulti
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tests are performed as expeditiousl
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(MDT) and should outline the antici
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References 1. A short cut to better
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APPENDIX 1 - THE SURGICAL CARE PLAN
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job plans of consultant anaesthetic
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The Waiting list/Admission Coordina
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Stage four: information collating
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Routine screening tests that should
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include an ECG and relevant blood t
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Risk Reduction and Service Monitori
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9. Reed M, wright S, Armitage F. Nu
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APPENDIX 2 - Pre-admission Assessme
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Anaemia or Blood Disease Excessive
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emedies or recreational drugs) Is t
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APPENDIX 5 - SAMPLE PRE-ADMISSION A
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Outcome: - Accepted for Day Case Ye
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targets. It goes without saying tha
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Patient Factors: Age - there is no
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The safe and comfortable recovery o
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Accommodation required for day surg
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The Clinical Director, commonly a C
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The clinical team should be develop
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which provide enhanced services/acu
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