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Revealed: The trusts which will struggle most to deliver quality care in 2020
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The trusts which are likely to face the fiercest struggle to deliver quality care in the immediate future have been identified through an analysis carried out exclusively for HSJ. Analyst company Listening into Action has taken data from the NHS Staff Survey 2019 to produce “a set of ‘workforce at risk’ numbers that point to the likelihood (or not) of workforce stability and continuity challenges adversely affecting the care a trust’s key assets are able to deliver in the year ahead”. The analysis shows a strong correlation between staffs’ perceptions of how well they are supported,- Posted
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The full case studies document is free to download. Request a copy by completing the request form, after which you will receive a link to the document on screen and by email.- Posted
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NHS Education for Scotland: Capacity calculator
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JAMA: Time of day and the decision to prescribe antibiotics (December 2014)
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Clinical radiology UK workforce census report 2018
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Key findings from the Clinical Radiology UK Workforce Census Report 2018 include: Three quarters of radiology clinical directors say they do not have enough radiology consultants to deliver safe and effective patient care. NHS hospitals spent £165m last year on outsourcing, overtime and locums to cover radiologist work, £49m more than in 2017 and three times what was spent in 2014. The amount spent on outsourcing would pay for 1,887 full-time radiologists, which would more than pay to cover the current shortfall of 1,104 consultants. Only one in five UK trusts and healt- Posted
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Nine key reasons why there should be more investment in analytical capability: Clinicians can use the insights generated by skilled analysts to improve diagnosis and disease management. National and local NHS leaders can evaluate innovations and new models of care to find out if expected changes and benefits were realised. Board members of local NHS organisations and systems can use analysis to inform changes to service delivery in complex organisations and care systems. Local NHS leaders can improve the way they manage, monitor and improve care quality day-to-day.- Posted
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This editorial by Dr Michael Farquhar, published in Anaesthesia, explains the importance of taking breaks while on shift and ensuring a good sleep between shifts and the inextricable link between sleep and patient safety.- Posted
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Q: Alison, please tell us about yourself? A: I started out as an engineer and then went on to become a registered nurse. I worked in cancer for about 15 years and became an Advanced Nurse Practitioner. I also studied PG medicine and data science so have an eclectic background. I spend a lot of my time researching the relationship between workforces and safety. Q: What got you involved in patient safety? A: As a registered nurse, safety is a core part of the job and I’ve always worked in industries which take safety seriously. For some time, I was calculating optimum caseloads fo- Posted
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