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SaHF DMBC Volume 1 Edition 1.1.pdf - Shaping a healthier future

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Figure 9.56: Ease of delivering each option in 3-5 years 12<br />

Pre-consultation options 3, 4, 7 and 8 were all been given a strongly negative evaluation. In<br />

all of these options, at least two Trusts are forecast to be in deficit. It is very difficult for<br />

Trusts facing such financial difficulties to make the changes in services as part of<br />

reconfiguration.<br />

Options 1 and 2 were given a slightly negative evaluation. Both these options include<br />

Hammersmith as a major hospital, which would require a significant amount of change to<br />

services to make this happen. It is likely that the scale of change to make Hammersmith a<br />

major hospital would be difficult to achieve in the 3-5 year timeframe.<br />

Options 5 and 6 were given slightly positive evaluation as neither of these options face the<br />

same degree of financial difficulties or the scale of change to services as compared with the<br />

options. Both of these options require fewer beds to be moved and less additional capacity.<br />

Movement of maternity beds is also an indication of the degree of change required. Options<br />

2, 4, 6 and 8 would need higher numbers of maternity beds to be moved compared to<br />

options 1, 3, 5 and 7. Options 1, 3, 5, and 7 all include Chelsea & Westminster which has a<br />

large obstetric unit. If Chelsea & Westminster was not designated as a major hospital, these<br />

beds would need to be moved elsewhere.<br />

Pre-consultation this evaluation was confirmed by the Clinical Board and the Programme<br />

Board.<br />

12 Notes for Figure 9.56:<br />

1. Includes – Adult general and acute, adult daycare, critical care at Major hospitals and Elective Centres (not at<br />

Local hospitals). Excludes – Pediatric, maternity, rehabilitation and other beds, and neonatal cots<br />

2. Assumption that Elective activity would move based on travel time used to estimate Elective bed capacity<br />

requirements<br />

3. Major hospital Critical Care beds numbers include Specialist Critical Care beds (numbers required from ICHT,<br />

C&W and WMUH)<br />

9c Decision making analysis stage 6 365

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