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User Service Evaluation of the Regional Paediatric Bronchoscopy Service Focusing on Satisfaction: “Do We Pass the Friends and Family Test?”
An overview of the methodology, results and conclusions of a service evaluation assessing patient and parent/carer satisfaction of the regional paediatric flexible bronchoscopy service. Feedback was gathered using an adaptation of the NHS FFT.
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Using data to evaluate effectiveness- an impact of training in QI methodology
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Using Multidisciplinary Simulation to Learn How to Safely Facilitate Radiological Imaging for Ventilated Neonates
Prior to 2019, MRI for ventilated neonates required a dedicated neonatal transport team to transfer patients to a tertiary centre for imaging and then repatriate the patient. A multi professional, inter specialty in situ simulation was conducted to enable transport of a ventilated neonate from the neonatal unit to MRI within the Trust. The simulation […]
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Using SERVO Control as Part of Normothermia Bundle in a Tertiary Neonatal Unit
Hypothermia has high correlation with neonatal mortality and maintenance of normothermia is a key quality indicator of neonatal care. Recent National Neonatal Audit Programme data has shown that only 67.9% of preterm neonates (<32 weeks GA) born in our hospital were normothermic (36.5-37.5) on admission to the neonatal unit. SERVO control was incorporated in to […]
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Ward Round Sheet
Creating a safe and comprehensive ward round sheet.
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What are They Waiting For? A QI Project to Speed Up Discharges from the Children’s Ward
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Whisper Down the Lane
Advanced Paediatric Life Support teaches us the importance of clear and accurate team communication when it comes to stabilising the acutely unwell child. Anecdotally our team had noted that verbal communication wearing FFP3 masks was challenging. Concerned that this posed a potential risk to our patients, we utilised well-known children’s games to pre-emptively explore the […]
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Working Towards A Greener NHS: Improving How We Provide Discharge Information to Families
Written and verbal information given to parents on discharge is often inconsistent, potentially leading to increased parental anxiety, and either inappropriate re-attendance or future delayed presentations. Written information is easily lost or forgotten, and printing large volumes of paper leaflets has an unnecessary negative environmental impact. We designed a poster for display in clinical areas […]
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