SCI Action Plan 2014-2019

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Actions Registry Feasibility pilot of the Rick Hansen and Victorian ICF 20 registries at Burwood Spinal Unit to: • test workflow processes, the interface and data transfer between other programmes including the NZ Trauma Registry and the usefulness of the data collections for research, quality improvement and/or clinical management • identify processes and costs associated with manual and automated data collection, including potential extracts and the use of Concerto 21 • identify capacity for routine monitoring that contributes to data collection • consider implications for AROC data collections • recommend a national approach for the implementation of a registry. Use recommendations from the registry pilot to develop and implement a national registry. Build interfaces for data transfer between registries that collect duplicate information. e-shared care plans Pilot shared care plans at the Auckland Regional Spinal Unit to: • test e-shared care planning systems and processes, including how they can support the client, and services provided in primary care, the community and other DHBs • explore the use of shared care plans to allow for more proactive health engagement over a person’s lifetime regardless of the setting, including access to their clinical records • identify the systems and processes from the pilot that are required for national implementation of e-shared care for all SCI clients. Use recommendations from the e-shared care plan pilot to implement e-shared care plans nationally. Timing Lead agencies Lead agencies CDHB, BAIL, 22 ACC CMDHB, CDHB Registry pilot – completion by June 2015 – followed by national roll-out e-shared care plan pilot – completion by September 2015 with intended national roll-out Registry pilot – Burwood Academy and CDHB e-shared care plan pilot – CMDHB 20 International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health. 21 Electronic patient management system. 22 Burwood Academy of Independent Living. 16 I New Zealand Spinal Cord Impairment Action Plan 2014–2019
OBJECTIVE Provide nationally consistent SCI rehabilitation services and extend community-based rehabilitation Photo provided courtesy of the ACC National Serious Injury Service I 17
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Page 11 and 12: OBJECTIVE 1: Improve acute clinical
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Page 21 and 22: Action areas Ensure nationally cons
Page 23 and 24: Actions Community reintegration and
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Page 27 and 28: Develop peer support services OBJEC
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Page 31 and 32: Actions Change management Identify
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