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The Trust has three Walk-in Centres as part of our Integrated Community
Services, seeing approximately 70,000 patients per year. Their aim is to
reduce pressure on A&E services by dealing with minor injuries plus advise
and provide treatment for non-life threatening illness. Patients are assessed
and treated to discharge or onward referral.
Walk-in centres are subject to the same 4-hour wait target as applied to
Accident and Emergency departments. The above table demonstrates the
Trust’s achievement of all reported targets in 2011-12. The Trust monitors and
reports performance against these targets on a monthly basis and these
tables alongside further detailed information is reported as part of the Trust’s
monthly performance report.
3.3 Trust Quality Measures
In addition to the quality priorities we have established for 2012-13 in Part 2,
and reporting against the 2011-12 quality priorities in Part 3.1, the Trust has
also established a set of quality measures.
When selecting the Quality Measures we wanted to ensure that we were
measuring quality across our different client groups. As a result of acquiring
KIPS in April 2011 the quality measures were revised.
These measures cover in-patient and community mental health and learning
disabilities and community services across our business streams (listed
below) and fit to the same domains of patient safety, patient experience and
clinical effectiveness:
Later Life and Memory Services
Adult Services
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services
Forensic Services
Learning Disability Services
Community Services (KIPS).
The progress of all the quality measures are routinely reported to the Trust
Board. The following table shows our progress during 2011-12:
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Annual Report and Annual Accounts 2011-12