Lancashire Teaching Hospitals TRANSPLANT SERVICES

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Lancashire Teaching Hospitals TRANSPLANT SERVICES Sr Fiona Biggins Live Donor Coordinator Dr Aimun Ahmed living donor lead DR mArk brady clinical director Kquip meeting, warrington 31st January, 2018

Renal Services across Lancashire & South Cumbria Serving 1.6 million population ~1270 RRT patients 670 Tx patients 90 Home Dx 515 in-centre Main hub Preston 6 satellite units Acute Dialysis Bay main ward Accrington Kendal Clifton Chorley Preston Burnley Blackburn

Quality Improvement Work across LTHTR Renal Services – working with Baxter Since April 2017 to present Key Areas – Vascular access Home Therapies Kidney Choices Live Donor/Tx workup

LTHTR TRANSPLANT TEAM Living Kidney Donation Dr Ahmed Consultant Lead Dr Garrues Sr Fiona Biggins WTE Band 7 Sr Wendy Moore WTE Band 6 Transplant Work-up Prof Woywodt (RPH) Consultant Lead Dr Solomon & Dr Garrues (East Lancs) Sr Lyndsey Rushton WTE Band 6 Post Renal Transplant Dr Arunachalam Consultant Lead Dr Ahmed Dr Ponnusamy Dr Solomon Prof Woywodt Sr Mags Delargy 0.8 WTE Band 7 Sr Jenny Barlow WTE Band 7 Pharmacy Renal Pharmacist Zoe Thain Renal Pharmacist Simon Mann Administration Louise Dowling and Amy McNally - Doctors Anne-Marie Pearson and Sharifa Nakhuda - Nurses Nicola Williams - Pharmacy

Preston Deceased Kidney Tx Rates 60 48 44 42 25%

Lean Improvements In Recipient Work-up. Ongoing Since 2014 Electronic referral to the team. Indicate what cardiology investigations required Electronic signature for Tx related letters Spread sheet – automated flags HLA results directly to Tx team, not consultant OPD appointments – txt to patients. Filling all vacant and cancelled slots Named coordinator at Manchester Electronic referrals to Manchester – reply with clinic appointment

Preston Living Kidney Donation and Pre-emptive Rates 20

Preston Living Donation Breakdown

LD Team strength and achievements One of the highest LD rates in the UK-17.7 pmp Good team effort! Generous patients and large population- 1.6 million The oldest UKD in the UK 85 years old! Reasonable infrastructure Dedicated Live donor clinic, 2 specialists, 2 LD Coordinators Live donor protocol based on evidence and guidelines Donor data base Full range of patient information, books, leaflets, DVDs Education (colleagues and patients)

Areas of improvement implemented Quality Improvement Work Shortens the pathway and avoid delays in referral e-Signing of letter by nurses/cross cover between doctors Nurses to book investigations Audit mean average waiting times for investigations and discuss delays with relevant directorates Audit average time for referrals to tx centre : LD – 1st appt > surgery Recipient – 1st appt > listed Dedicated regular appt slots for RPH pts in MRI

Quality Improvement Work New Donor Pathway We are considering 1 day assessment -1 stop clinic Increasing number of IA’s

Quality Improvement Work Recipient Pathway

Thanks for listening