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Improved outcomes• Improved patient experience and quality <strong>of</strong> care• Improved the hospital’s reputation• Reduce complaints• Enable people to die in the place they chose• Put control in the hands <strong>of</strong> the hospital with potential cost benefitsfrom reducing unnecessary costly interventions• Skilled workforce with higher morale and improved retention• Access to a hospital specialist palliative care team
Productive Ward - EOLC• Locality registers• Advanced care planning• Amber bundle• LCP(Two tiered approach – executiveengagement)• QIPP
Page 1 and 2: Welcome toThe Annual Joint Conferen
Page 4 and 5: Using the end of life care pathway
Page 8: Celebrate whatyou want to seemore o
Page 11 and 12: Subscriber Survey: What you toldus
Page 13 and 14: DON’TCHANGE JUSTBECAUSETHERE’S
Page 15 and 16: Our New NCPC Websitewww.ncpc.org.uk
Page 17 and 18: Our Vision for our 20 th Anniversar
Page 19 and 20: THE DYING MATTERS COALITION• Set
Page 21 and 22: IMPLICATIONS FORACTIONSCommunicatio
Page 23 and 24: DYING MATTERS GP PILOTPROJECT• Ai
Page 25 and 26: Media Highlightsfrom Dying MattersA
Page 28 and 29: Practical resource withinformation
Page 30 and 31: COMMUNITYWWW.DYINGMATTERS.ORG/COMMU
Page 32 and 33: HOW DYING MATTERS USERSCURRENTLY EN
Page 34 and 35: Welcome toThe Annual Joint Conferen
Page 36 and 37: Actual and Projected deaths England
Page 38: Place of death by age and sex, perc
Page 41 and 42: National End of Life Care StrategyP
Page 43 and 44: Measurement & Outcomes• Place of
Page 45: National Drivers1. Operational Fram
Page 48: National End of Life Care StrategyP
Page 51 and 52: Mr Js Story.• Mr Js wife admitted
Page 53 and 54: Mr D’s D s StoryDischarge home de
Page 55 and 56: Using the end of life care pathway
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Improved outcomes• Improved patie
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Implementing the Renal End ofLife C
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Why do people with advanced kidneyd
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Aims of Project• End of life care
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Renal Palliative Care• Greater in
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Success Factors• Being there - pa
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Take Home Message• Renal patients
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Questions?
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Workshop QuestionsQuestion 2• Wha
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Workshop QuestionsQuestion 4• How
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The Leadership Impact Programme•
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1.Strengthening the Network
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3. SafetyFirst
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5. GettingUncomfortable
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Key Features of the Programme• St
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Building links with partners inlong
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• Input to GM heart failure nurse
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Annual Collaborative End of Life Ev
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Thank youAny Questions?
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Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)• Est
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End of Life Care in Advanced Kidney
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The Project:• Introductions• St
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What We Learned• Engage staff to
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Audit OutcomesThe project has demon
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Conclusions• Renal failure is com
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Workshop QuestionsQuestion 3• Why
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Implementing the Renal End ofLife C
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Why do people with advanced kidneyd
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Aims of Project• End of life care
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Renal Palliative Care• Greater in
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Success Factors• Being there - pa
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Take Home Message• Renal patients
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Questions?
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Workshop QuestionsQuestion 4• How
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• Brief re-cap of the QIPP (Quali
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National and regional response..Nat
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Demand and Threshold Management•
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What has been happening to demand i
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End of Life Care• Estimated that
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How?• Locality registers• Six s
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INFLUENCING THE REFORMAGENDA: KEEPI
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REFORM: getting from here...www.dyi
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EDDY & MYRLE• EDDY• 86 years ol
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Policy priorities 11/12• Making e
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24/7• Manifesto call• In white
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Palliative CareFunding Review•
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GOVT RESPONSE• “We want to see
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DILNOT PROPOSALS• Cap on care cos
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PEOPLE’S S NEEDS ARETHE SAME• T
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LOOKING TO THE FUTURE• Build capa
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Caroline Flynn, Elaine Horgan and C
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National Facts And FiguresThere is
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Reduction ininappropriatehospitalad
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Do care homes have thesupport they
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Why support care homes• Fits with
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End of Life Care Training Matrix
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The story so far….NetworkNumber o
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Local Recruitment• Local awarenes
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Overview of the Six Steps toSuccess
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Evaluation/SustainabilityEvaluation
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ContactsElaine Horgan - End of Life
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