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Clinical Services Review

Clinical Services Review. Briefing for Overview and Scrutiny Committee. Phases of the Programme. Phase 1 – June - December 2010. Developing interim proposals Phase 2 – January - September 2011. Testing and refining proposals with clinicians and the public

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Clinical Services Review

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  1. Clinical Services Review Briefing for Overview and Scrutiny Committee

  2. Phases of the Programme • Phase 1 – June - December 2010. Developing interim proposals • Phase 2 – January - September 2011. Testing and refining proposals with clinicians and the public • Phase 3 - October 2011 onwards. Phased reconfiguration as appropriate

  3. Drivers for Change-Safe andAccessible Care • Specialisation, training and frequent practice. • New technologies providing new options for delivering acute care. • National policy drivers including stroke care, trauma centres, management of heart attacks, consultant led obstetric services and paediatric standards of care. • Integration of local acute care provision with specialised centres.

  4. Drivers for Change-Sustainability • Increasing clinical standards, policy and Royal College initiatives • Responding to changes in medical training and EWTD • Consultant specialisation • Integration of local hospital provision with primary care • Financial viability

  5. Drivers for Change – Patient Led • Care closer to home • Choice • Improving recovery through rehabilitation and re-ablement • Improved understanding of care delivery • Pathways which are integrated between GP care and hospital care

  6. Vision for Services Modernised, High Quality services that will be delivered first time in local Hospitals and the community for the people of Doncaster and Bassetlaw. Removal of Acute MedicineMMH Centralisation of trauma at DRI Create elective centres at BDH for some specialities Paediatric Review Obstetric and Gynaecology Review Redesign Proposal Integrated A&E Develop rehabilitation services CCU remodel Develop GP beds on hospital site Create community alternatives Remove Endoscopy from MMH Develop ATC at BDGH Increase Day Surgery Minor Ailments at MMH

  7. What Could This Mean For Doncaster Patients? • Reducing the number of patients who planned to have day surgery but are then kept in overnight • An opportunity to be seen at the Mexborough minor injuries unit if you present with a minor ailment • More opportunities to have elective surgery at Bassetlaw in an environment protected from emergency ‘overspill’

  8. What Could This Mean For Doncaster Patients?(2) • A specialised rehabilitation service providing care for those who may currently be cared for out of area with a hub at Mexborough. • Increased community services for children with long term conditions across Bassetlaw and Doncaster. • Centralisation of acute medicine at DRI with step down and rehabilitation at Mexborough.

  9. What Could This Mean For Doncaster Patients?(3) • Centralisation of endoscopy at DRI and Bassetlaw Hospital. • The potential to develop a midwifery led birthing unit at DRI next to the consultant led beds. • Midwifery care focussed on vulnerable groups.

  10. Next Steps • Extensive pre-engagement • Clinically led steering group comprising consultants and GPs • The development of detailed service model proposals through 5 task and finish groups • Plan for start of consultation 25th May 2011.

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