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Safe, Supportive and Therapeutic Care aimed to improve safety and care within acute inpatient mental health units; to minimise risk while maximising therapeutic benefit. A secondary but related objective was to reduce length of stay in acute inpatient units.
Strands of work covered three key areas: clinical skills and interventions; policies, procedures and systems; and environmental security. Specific activities included a thorough review of clinical evidence and of policy and procedures; staff training and a ligature audit to identify and remove any environmental elements contributing to increased risk of patient suicide.
Outcomes
The programme has achieved a wide range of improvements, including better clinical risk assessment and collaborative and patient focused care plans. Each acute inpatient environment has been assessed using an accredited ligature audit tool with high risk ligature points being addressed first and processes identified to modify medium and low risk points.
The programme has created a stronger identity and culture within Acute Care, as well as greater clarity among the different professions (psychology, nursing, occupational therapy and medical) about their role and contribution to providing high quality care. There is now greater consistency of care across acute units and the programme has also achieved its overarching aim, which was to minimise risk while maximising the therapeutic benefit of inpatient care.
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Theresa Dorey, Nurse Consultant/Professional Lead, Acute Care.
theresa.Dorey@sussexpartnership. nhs.uk
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Theresa Dorey, Nurse Consultant/Professional Lead, Acute Care.
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Posted on Jan 16th Cat: Acute care, Mental health, Mental health, South East Comments: Comments are off for this post
The aims of the Partnership – The Sussex Dementia Partnership is a clinically-led collaboration between the health and social care commissioners and providers of Sussex involved in Dementia care. It aims to transform dementia services in line with the National Dementia Strategy (NDS) in order to improve the experience of people with dementia and their […]
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The journey – The aim of this programme was to implement an integrated plan for the care of the frail and elderly with the aim of reducing hospital admissions. Many older people were finding it difficult to access the right services, so part of the aim was to simplify and co-ordinate care for this group […]
Posted on Jan 16th Cat: Chronic illness, Community based, Cross systems, End of life, Long-term conditions, Mental health, Mental health, South East, Staying healthyTags: Sussex Comments: Comments are off for this post
The journey – The Wessex Deanery appraisal and revalidation service programme’s purpose was to set up and run a comprehensive medical appraisal service; appraisals were previously carried out by the PCT. The aim was to deliver consistent and effective medical appraisals and support to doctors and, by doing this, to drive quality improvements in patient […]
Posted on Dec 28th Cat: Acute care, Children and young people, Chronic illness, Clinical area, Community based, Cross systems, End of life, In-patient, Long-term conditions, Maternity and new born, Mental health, Mental health, Out-patient, Patient setting, Planned care, South of England Area, South West, Staying healthyTags: Wessex Comments: Comments are off for this post
The journey – Enhancing Quality and Recovery is a clinically-led rapid quality improvement programme which triangulates clinically robust data to drive quality improvements in clinical interventions, patient reported outcomes and patient experience. The programme uses accurate benchmarking of clinical practice to identify variation and then supports clinicians to innovate and improve patient outcomes. It recognises […]
Posted on Dec 28th Cat: Acute care, Children and young people, Chronic illness, Clinical area, Cross systems, End of life, In-patient, Long-term conditions, Maternity and new born, Mental health, Mental health, Out-patient, Patient setting, Planned care, South East, South of England AreaTags: IHI, Kent, PDSA, Surrey, Sussex Comments: Comments are off for this post
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