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Transforming Urology Theatres K. Godsall Theatre Assistant., K. Summerhill BN (Hons), J Meredith RGN Dip. Mang. Theatre Sister
The transforming theatres project was initiated in Urology theatres RGH in February 2011 and is ongoing. Transforming theatres is a programme for improvement; “Improving care [and] delivering quality” (NHS Wales 2010) are landmarks in the 1000 lives project.
The process has involved members of the MDT at all levels, which has been key to the success of the project. Urology theatres is a busy unit, made up of 3 theatres, one of which houses a Lithotripsy Unit and a 4 bay recovery unit.
Our Vision Statement
Safety and Teams
Achieving Good communication Our patients’ wellbeing Observation of care Dedicated team Delivery of well planned lists Allowing a good experience for staff and patients Yes to efficiency and value
• Pre Briefing form • WHO – time out • De Briefing
Results which have been evident , thus far, include; Improvements in morale and team working; A more efficient use of manpower and resources e.g. a reduction of disposable items; Improved communication between all members of the MDT and simplifying identification of problems - enabling the running of effective lists.
Patient experience & Outcomes “The staff showed great care throughout my short stay. Couldn't have asked for more.” “Very happy with the care provided. The Porter was extremely nice. All in all brilliant service.” “First class service. Well done!” “Excellent nursing care in theatre. Highly professional and re-assuring anaesthetist. I found the Urology theatre to be of a remarkably high standard.” “All aspects of my care were good. Waiting time for my bed was quite long.” “All staff in Urology ward and theatre were helpful and caring. I could not fault anyone.”
Value and efficiency
• Surveys • Improved recovery & Anaesthetic areas • Walking Patients to Theatre • Pain tool
• De cluttering • Reduction in stock • KPI’s
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Reference
• KHWD Board
Complications (How to guide) http://www.wales.nhs.uk/sites3/Documents/781/How%20to %20%284%29%20Reducing%20Surgical%20Complications %20%28Feb%202011%29%20Web.pdf
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