Bateman Quality Improvement Fellowship Poster
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Baseline Index 0.46 Post rehab Index 0.58** Findings from East Cambs Rehab Team ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Quality Improvement Fellowship funding, and CCS NHST Staff for feedback on results Collating, analysing and reporting Patient Reported Outcomes for Quality Improvement in Community Services Dr Andrew Bateman Quality Improvement Fellow 2014 The Oliver Zangwill Centre for Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK As suggested by the NHS England Mission statement: We want to know if contact with our services is associated with an enhanced quality of life? 889 People Average Age 75 Fewer cases report Severe PAIN (20% -> 13%) Fewer cases report Severe mobility probs (24% ->16%) Fewer cases report Severe problems Usual Activity (33% ->20%) More cases Report No problem with Self Care (33% -> 46%) NB This includes 27% (194) people Reporting lower scores More cases Report No problem with Anx/Dep (43% -> 50%) Caveat Correlation not cause We can’t solve all of the problems! Conclusions •shows service where there’s room for improvement, for example, more supportive with pain? •We should be setting activity Goals. •Results comparable to published datasets We now have unprecedented quantities of “quality of life” data This provides a platform for evaluation of future changes to Service Feedback of findings to staff is vital Conclusions Discussion Twitter @ozcboss http://www.scoop.it/t/eq-5d
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This poster prepared for a workshop in CCS NHS Trust considers data from a Community Rehabilitation Service. The results are presented, experimentally, on the base of a pyramid to make the point that this links to the NHS England Mission Statement. The analysis of these data is being used to help us consider how to improve our services while also giving opportunity to celebrate the measurable changes reported by our service users http://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/nhse-guide-vision-purpose-2014.pdf and http://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/miss-pyram.png
Transcript of Bateman Quality Improvement Fellowship Poster
Baseline
Index
0.46
Post rehab
Index
0.58**
Findings from
East Cambs
Rehab Team
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Quality Improvement Fellowship funding, and CCS NHST Staff for feedback on results
Collating, analysing and reporting Patient
Reported Outcomes for
Quality Improvement
in Community Services
Dr Andrew Bateman
Quality Improvement Fellow 2014
The Oliver Zangwill Centre for Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, Ely,
Cambridgeshire, UK
As suggested by the NHS England Mission statement:
We want to know if contact with our services is associated with
an enhanced quality of life?
889 People
Average
Age
75
Fewer cases report
Severe PAIN
(20% -> 13%)
Fewer cases report
Severe
mobility probs
(24% ->16%)
Fewer cases report
Severe problems
Usual Activity
(33% ->20%)
More
cases
Report
No problem
with Self Care
(33% -> 46%)
NB
This includes
27% (194) people
Reporting lower scores
More
cases
Report
No problem
with Anx/Dep
(43% -> 50%)
Caveat
Correlation not cause
We can’t solve
all of the problems!
Conclusions
•shows service where there’s
room for improvement,
for example,
more supportive with pain?
•We should be setting activity
Goals.
•Results comparable
to published datasets
We now have unprecedented
quantities of “quality of life” data
This provides a platform for
evaluation of future changes to
Service
Feedback of findings to staff
is vital
Conclusions Discussion
Twitter @ozcboss http://www.scoop.it/t/eq-5d
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