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Standard national protocol. Standard national protocol. Integrated care between Pre-hospital Emergency Care Practitioners and ED staff Positive contribution of all staff Allow’s compliance with KPI’s
Study in New South Wales 2010. Study in New South Wales 2010. 373 Staff Piloted and trained. Now adopted as practise. Post introduction showed marked improvement in Structure of handover. Amount of information handed over. Comprehension of ED Staff. Eye Contact. Handover Duration. Duration Variation.
Developed to support the recommendations from HIQA Tallaght Report 2012. Developed to support the recommendations from HIQA Tallaght Report 2012. “all hospitals in Ireland should monitor the implementation of the national ambulance patient handover time in line with the national emergency medicine programme which requires 95%of patients being handed over from an ambulance crew to the emergency dept. staff in less than 20 minutes and where this is not met, corrective action should be taken”
Support’s the implementation Single programme for all health care providers Self-directed Takes 40-45 minutes Delivered via education portals
Promotes efficient and timely patient handover. Promotes efficient and timely patient handover. Enables transfer of Key patient information. Improves Safety and Quality of patient care. Optimises ED compliance with HIQA/EMP national KPI for Ambulance handover time. Process makes available data for ED’s to monitor their KPI compliance.
E-learning programme for all ED staff (45 mins duration). E-learning programme for all ED staff (45 mins duration). Certificate of training for all ED members. 1 CME point from Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland. One CPD point for Medical Staff. Evaluation report at completion of pilot.
Initial pilot in one region. Initial pilot in one region. St Luke’s Hospital Kilkenny(August 2014) Wexford General Hospital (Sept 2014) Training on-going Nationally with Go-live dates Set for several sites.
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