Agenda and supporting papers - Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust
Agenda and supporting papers - Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust
Agenda and supporting papers - Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust
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Item 9<br />
DETAILED REPORT<br />
<strong>Trust</strong> Board June 2013<br />
Subject Performance Report (Month 2)<br />
Prepared by<br />
Approved by<br />
Presented by<br />
1 Introduction<br />
Advanced Performance Analyst<br />
Deputy Head of Performance<br />
Chief Executive <strong>and</strong> Executive Leads<br />
This paper summarises <strong>Trust</strong> performance against the key national <strong>and</strong> local targets up to<br />
end of May 2013. Mitigating actions are described where underperformance is identified.<br />
This report accompanies the detailed Performance Dashboard for May 2013.<br />
2 Safety & Quality<br />
The below diagram provides headlines on current performance across the safety <strong>and</strong><br />
quality domain.<br />
Safe<br />
Care<br />
The <strong>Trust</strong> remains top performer in the South‐West for HSMR <strong>and</strong> benchmarks well for SHMI<br />
Incident reporting rate remains in the national upper quartile demonstrating a positive reporting culture<br />
% of incidents resulting in harm remains above internally set threshold<br />
Effective<br />
Care<br />
The <strong>Trust</strong>'s readmission rate is ~4% better than expected<br />
Despite positive performance against expected levels, the <strong>Trust</strong> does not benchmark well vs other SW <strong>Trust</strong>s<br />
SAFETY<br />
&<br />
QUALITY<br />
Patient<br />
Experience<br />
% of complaints responded to in timeframe remains above target<br />
Zero non‐clinically justified single sex breaches this year<br />
Friends <strong>and</strong> family test response rates are below suggested levels of 15%<br />
Number of cancelled operations <strong>and</strong> associated 28‐day breaches remains high<br />
Infection<br />
Control<br />
Zero cases of hospital apportioned MRSA this year<br />
Number of hospital apportioned C‐Diff cases remains below trajectory<br />
No ward closures for Norovirus<br />
Other<br />
>95% of eligible patients risk assessed for VTE in April <strong>and</strong> May<br />
Hip fracture <strong>and</strong> stroke targets failed in April <strong>and</strong> May<br />
Follow‐up backlog continues to grow<br />
Safe Care (Section B1 of Performance Dashboard)<br />
2.1 The <strong>Trust</strong> continues as the South-West’s top performer for HSMR <strong>and</strong> performs<br />
approximately 5% better than expected for the SHMI measure. These areas remain<br />
under scrutiny via the Clinical Effectiveness Group.<br />
2.2 The <strong>Trust</strong>’s incident reporting rate of 9.7 incidents per 100 admissions remains within<br />
the national upper quartile <strong>and</strong> demonstrates a positive reporting culture. Conversely,<br />
the data demonstrates a harm rate above the internal threshold set at 28%.<br />
2.3 Surgical safety checklist compliance remains high (98% in May) however the data<br />
shows that particular specialties continue to underperform in this area. A review of the<br />
data is underway to ensure that instances where only a partial checklist is required<br />
are not counting against the service lines inappropriately.<br />
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