Navigator Supported Triage in Acute Medicine

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Navigator Supported Triage in Acute Medicine From Push to Pull Navigator Supported Triage in Acute Medicine

From Push to Pull Challenge: Acute Medicine Triage Why do patients come to hospital? Acute Illness vs Uncertainty vs Performance Status

Predictors of Death Comorbidity Physiology Functional Capacity Pompei P. et al. J. Clin. Epidemiol. 1988;41:275-284.

Scoring chart

MAELOR vs NENA

Triage

… from PUSH to PULL Earlier discharge of very low risk patients Earlier recognition of frail patients Earlier management of very high risk patients Benchmarking

MAELOR Hospital - Wrexham

Dr C Subbe C Whitaker B Hounsone S Price J Ward-Jones Prof A White L Williams F Jishi Dr J Kellett Dr E Eeles Dr R Hubbard

Navigator Assisted Flow

Very Low Risk

Severity Distribution

Patients seen

Length of Stay

Light Green - $$$

“Gosh, that was quick I expected to be here all day waiting..!”.

 Very High Risk

Critical Illness – ICU admissions 85/3084 (2.8%) vs 62/3680 (2.0%) First 2 days: 54% vs 35% . Chi-square = 5.78, df=2, p = .055

 Frail Patients

Intermediate Care

“The EPOC of the frail patient” Using the Clinical Frailty Scale in Acute Medicine Subbe CP, Price S, Ward-Jones J, White A, Waudby C, Kellett J, Hubbard R, Eeles E, Jishi F Aim We aimed to quantify the likely workload for an intermediate care team dealing with low-mortality-risk patients with frailty admitted to Acute Medicine using a simple triage tool. Methods Non-cardiac admissions to Acute Medicine Unit (AMU) were triaged using a PC based system (Electronic Point of Care, EPOC) and a measure of disease severity [1] to trigger senior review in very high and very low risk patients and since March of 2011 a measure of frailty [2] (Figure) to trigger early support by intermediate care specialists in patients classified as “vulnerable”, “mildly frail” and “moderately frail”. Results Between October 2010 and May 2011 we saw 3955 patients (range per month from 437 to 522). Mean age of patients was 65 (+/-21) years, median SCS 4 [IQR 2-7]. The intermediate care target group of patients with intermediate frailty and very low or low risk in the SCS was 37 – 64 per month. Frailty did influence length of stay independent of SCS (p<0.000) with patients in the “Well” group staying a mean of 3 (SD 6) days and those with “moderate” frailty 14 (SD 16) days. Patients with worse frailty (classified as “vulnerable” or greater frailty) had fewer 0 or 1-day admissions (p<0.000). The CFS is a feasible fast assessment of patients on the AMU. We are currently piloting an intervention that uses the information to enhance flow in these patient groups. This project is part of a service improvement grant by the Health Foundation. References [1] Kellett J et al.The Simple Clinical Score predicts mortality for 30 days after admission to an acute medical unit. Q J Med 2006; 99:771–781. [2] Rockwood K et al. A global clinical measure of fitness and frailty in elderly people. CMAJ 2005;173(5):489-95.

Challenges …  Patients with Very Low Risk Capacity of AMU Consistency between teams  Patients with Very High Risk  Frail patients Variability between areas Funding for intermediate care

Challenges …. & Solutions  Patients with Very Low Risk Virtual Short-stay ward  Patients with Very High Risk High dependency area in AMU  Frail patients Negotiation by Navigator Patient assisted CGA

Thank You Shine!!! & Richard Edgeworth From Push to Pull Navigator Supported Triage in Acute Medicine 38

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Simple Clinical Score