6 June 2013 (PDF 2.4MB) - Taranaki District Health Board

58 There is potential for HaweraInpatient and ED services ascurrently configured to providesuboptimal careMeet with St John regarding clinical direction/emergencyresponse against clinical pathways/inter-hospital transfers. This is a major piece of work involving internal and external COO/CNA June 2014players that will be progressed over the next 18 months.Clinical pathways identified for discussion and evaluation withHawera medical and nursing teams.CMA, COO/CNA From31/01/12 Ongoing evaluation of clinical pathways occurs ensuring riskmitigation is acceptable. Ongoing evaluation of DVT and Cellulitis primary-secondarycare protocols are Taranaki DHB wide and require coordinationwith Hauora Coalition and Midland HealthNetwork PHOs. Map of Medicine to prioritise pathways for DVY, Cellulitisand Stroke Thrombolysis Monitor impact on Outpatient Clinics of physicians roundingin Hawera. There has been a reduction in the ability for theCOO/CNAFrom19/09/11visiting Physician to see all outpatients booked – monitoringcontinues. Daily operation meeting reviews patient flows for HaweraInpatient Ward.COO/CAN,Clinical ServicesMgr, CNM EDHawera, SupportServices CoordinatorHaweraFrom3/10/11Continuing Evaluation/review of actions taken to be undertaken CMA, COO/CAN, 15/08/13Clinical ServicesMgr158