SCAN Haematology Group
SCAN Haematology Group
SCAN Haematology Group
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Fiona Scott congratulated Sandra Bagnall, Peter McDade and Angus<br />
Ogilvy on the work they had undertaken and suggested the following<br />
actions:<br />
• Provide feedback to reception staff<br />
• Provide feedback to Kathryn Brechin on the lack of space in<br />
Ward 1<br />
• Brenda Peek to provide feedback to management on the<br />
confidentiality issues in relation to the Ward 1 sign in book.<br />
Action: Fiona Scott to provide feedback to reception staff and<br />
Kathyrn Brechin on findings from the patient survey.<br />
Fiona Scott<br />
The <strong>Group</strong> agreed that it would be useful to conduct a survey about<br />
the treatment expectations of older, frail patients. It was agreed that<br />
Fiona Scott should work with Brenda Peek to develop a<br />
questionnaire and seek help from Sandra Bagnall in taking the<br />
survey forward.<br />
Action: Fiona Scott and Brenda Peek to develop a<br />
questionnaire for older, frail patients and seek help from<br />
Sandra Bagnall in taking forward a survey for this patient<br />
group.<br />
Fiona Scott<br />
Rosie Jones<br />
Sandra Bagnall<br />
• Chemotherapy Electronic Prescribing and Administration<br />
System (CEPAS)<br />
Brenda Peek reported that the rollout of CEPAS was progressing but<br />
a number of teething problems had been encountered, including<br />
delays in results on APEX being downloaded to CEPAS. As far as<br />
haematology was concerned, Brenda said the major issue for her was<br />
having time to work on the protocols and she said she would discuss<br />
the possibility of taking professional leave at the next management<br />
meeting.<br />
4 Any other business<br />
Lymphoma QPI Development <strong>Group</strong> – Fiona Scott advised that the<br />
QPI <strong>Group</strong> was due to hold its first meeting on 7 th March.<br />
Molecular Pathology Consortium Implementation <strong>Group</strong> – Fiona<br />
Scott advised the <strong>Group</strong> that she and Ewan Brown had been nominated<br />
to represent <strong>SCAN</strong> on a group which had been set up to discuss the<br />
establishment of a national molecular pathology consortium. <strong>Group</strong><br />
members emphasised the importance of retaining the streamlined and<br />
integrated diagnostic pathway for haematology and Fiona Scott undertook<br />
to highlight this at the national group. It was agreed that Fiona should<br />
report back to the <strong>Haematology</strong> <strong>Group</strong> at alternate meetings.<br />
Cytogenetics – Peter Williamson reported that cytogenetics had agreed<br />
to a one-month trial of email notifications. It was agreed that if the pilot<br />
proved successful, other clinicians would also be keen to receive email<br />
alerts.<br />
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