Annual Report and Accounts 2012/13 - Royal Bournemouth Hospital

Quality ReportCompliance against new Quality Account Core Standards 2012/13In addition to the above national priorities, for 2012/13 all trusts are required to alsoreport against a set of core standards, using a standardised statement set, identified inthe NHS (Quality Accounts) Amendment Regulations 2012.Quality Indicator Data Source percentage/proportion/score/rate/number for atleast the last 2 reportingperiodsNationalaveragevalueHighestvalueLowestvalueSummary hospital levelmortality indicator (SHMI)Health andSocial CareInformationCentre(HSCIC)Oct 11 - Sep 12: 1.01Jul 11 - Jun 12: 0.99Apr 11 - Mar 12: 1.001.00 1.21(Oct 11-Sep 12)0.6849(Oct11 -Sep 12)The percentage of patientdeaths with palliative carecoded at either diagnosisor speciality level for theTrustHSCICPalliative Care codingby speciality and/ordiagnosisOct 11- Sep 12: 24.28%Jul 11- Jun 12: 22.26%Apr 11- Mar 12: 21.5%19%(Oct 11 -Sep 12)43.3%(Oct 11 -Sep 12)0.2%(Oct 11-Sep 12)The Trust considers that the above data is as described for the reason of provenanceas the data has been extracted from available Department of Health informationsources.Patient Reported Outcome Measure ScoresQuality IndicatorPatient reported outcome measurescore for groin hernia surgeryPatient reported outcome measurescore for varicose vein surgeryPatient reported outcome measurescore for hip replacement surgeryPatient reported outcome measurescore for knee replacement surgeryData SourceThe Trust considers that the data below is as described forthe reason of provenance as the data has beenextracted from the Department of Health Information CentreHESonline - PROMs. The time periods presented are:2010-11 - April 2010-March 2011, published August 20122012 - April 2012-December 2012, published May 2013The data compares the post-operative (Q2) values, datacollected from the patients at 6 months post-operatively byan external company. The data is not case mix adjusted andincludes all NHS Trusts, Foundation Trusts, PCT and NHSTreatment Centre data. Private hospital data is omitted.Data Definitions and Outcome Measure descriptions usedEQ-VASIs a 0-100 scale measuring a patient’s pain, with scores closest to 0 representing leastpain experienced by the patient.EQ-5DIs a scale of 0-1 measuring a patient’s general health level and takes into accountanxiety/depression, pain/discomfort, mobility, self-care and usual activities. The closerthe score is to 1.0 the healthier the patient believes themselves to be.Oxford Hip and Oxford Knee ScoreMeasures of a patient’s experience of their functional ability specific to patients whoexperience osteoarthritis. The measure is a scale of 0-48 and records the patient’sability to perform tasks such as kneeling, walking without a limp, shopping and stairclimbing. The closer the score is to 48 the more functionally able the patient perceivesthemselves to be.Annual Report and Accounts 2012/13 91