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Part of: Implementing seven day hospital services
These case studies detail some of the clinical, operational, and financial impacts of providing a seven day hospital service based on findings from interviews with hospital staff and data analysis over the period of implementation.
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NHS Improvement’s report to the NHS Pay Review Body: pay round 2018 to 2019.
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Follow the approach set out in this guidance to deliver the aspiration of zero tolerance of on MRSA bloodstream infections (BSI) and help prevent future infections.
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Analysis of the patient safety incidents reported in England to the National Reporting and Learning System (NRLS) up to December 2017.
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Part of: Patient safety review and response reports , Patient safety alerts
A summary of how we reviewed and responded to the patient safety issues you reported.
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These case studies, developed in collaboration with individual trusts, will help providers overcome some of the barriers to implementing seven day hospital services.
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Part of: Consultancy approval panel data
Data on consultancy business cases submitted by trusts for the period 2016/17 and the decisions on approval or decline.
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Sets out the processes for NHS providers to follow when commissioning consultancy services.
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Data on consultancy business cases submitted by trusts for the period 2016/17 and the decisions on approval or decline.
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Part of: Improving patient flow through urgent and emergency care
Through collecting and reporting ward-level data, this tool supports wards to reduce the number of 'red days' in favour of value-adding ‘green days’.
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These alerts rapidly warn the healthcare system of risks. They provide guidance on preventing potential incidents that may lead to harm or death.
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The metrics engine is a tool that we've developed to explain how tariff prices change as we move through the price modelling process.
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From 5 March 2018, all non-specialist acute trusts who undergo a Use of Resources assessment will receive a combined trust-level rating of Care Quality Commission’s (CQC's) five quality questions and a Use of Resources rating.
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The VTE risk assessment data collection is used to inform a national quality requirement in the NHS Standard Contract for 2017/18, which sets a threshold rate of 95% of adult inpatients undergoing risk assessments each month.
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Tool to help NHS organisations and commissioners understand the productivity and cost elements associated with treating pressure ulcers.