Ophthalmology: State of the Nation (Wales)

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Ophthalmology: State of the Nation (Wales) Michael Austin Consultant Ophthalmologist - Abertawe Bro Morgannwg UHB Chair: Wales Ophthalmic Planned Care Board Graham Shortland Medical Director, Cardiff & Vale UHB Chair: Task & Finish Group, Outcome Measures Project

At the Coal Face… blind if not treated Age-related Macular degeneration Glaucoma Diabetic Retinopathy Cataract

The NHS in Wales Health is “devolved” Minister in Welsh Government CEO Population 2.9M in 21,000 km2 Aneurin Bevan 1897 - 1960 Health is “devolved” Minister in Welsh Government CEO Director of Operations 7 Health Boards 10 +2 Eye Units c70 consultants (+ Shrewsbury, Hereford) 700+ optometrists

Principles of prudent healthcare Public, patients & professionals as equal partners co-production Do no harm Do only what is needed Care for those with greatest need first Make most effective use of all skills and resources Reduce inappropriate variation evidence based practices

Wales National Eye Care Plans

OUTCOMES: What will eye care …look like (in 2018)?... Access to care … and measured Demand, Capacity People are satisfied … and measured PROMS PREMS Joined up services Community Optometry Hospital Eye Services Rehabilitation & Social … and measured Eye Care Groups

Diabetic Eye Screening Wales Wales Eye Care Plans* Wales National Eye Health Care Steering Board Wales NHS Planned Care Board Diabetic Eye Screening Wales (DESW) WOPCB * Together for Health: Eye Health Care Delivery Plan for Wales 2013-2020 https://gov.wales/topics/health/nhswales/plans/eye_plan/?lang=en Planned care speciality implementation plans https://gov.wales/topics/health/nhswales/about/planned/plans/?lang=en

Care Pathways… for Teams Cataract Glaucoma Diabetic retinopathy / ‘medical retina’ Age-related macular degeneration Surgical retina Eyelids & plastics (including cancer) Squint & amblyopia ‘All other children’ ‘All other adults’ (including motility)

‘Big Numbers’ National Pathways Cataract Glaucoma Diabetic retinopathy AMD Adherent to NICE etc ‘Front end’ via WECS EHEW Standardised clinical data Effective triage Consultant leadership Non-medical assessments Virtual clinic oversight Targeted medical input Complex & Surgery

Wales Eye Care Delivery Plan: Key features for HES “Welsh Government commits to: Revise targets for Ophthalmology to incorporate measures for all patients (new and follow-up) that are based on clinical need and risk of irreversible sight loss. Working with Health Boards to develop systems to improve routine data collection for demand, capacity, activity and backlog in HES.”

Outcomes focussed measures: ALL New and Existing (follow-up) patients to have: Individual Target Date Clinically determined National Condition Specific Guidance/Consensus e.g. NICE Clinical Prioritisation (Risk) classification + Regular reporting from April 2019 of… % of patients waiting over their agreed target date Over-runs expressed as both: Proportion of intended time Number of weeks Details include clinical pathways involved Highlight Measure: % of R1 seen within 125% of intended interval to next event (WG target is 95%)

Examples of Clinical Prioritisation Risk Category R 1 ‘wet’ AMD newly referred DESW screen positive diabetic retinopathy diabetic retinopathy undergoing a course of treatment and its evaluation glaucoma with significant risk of progression ‘stable glaucoma’ / glaucoma suspects / ocular hypertension previously treated cancer; ocular/ periocular/ eyelid cataract with ‘special complexity’ Risk Category R 2 most cataracts ……………………………………… & RTT target will still apply Risk Category R 3 most adult squints most benign eyelid lesions ‘miscellany' Here are some example scenarios of clinical prioritisation in Ophthalmology

Wet AMD 1st funded service in UK Consultant led MDTs Fast track referral & assessment Non-medical injectors Non-medical reviewers Consultant oversight NUMERICAL CHALLENGE

Glaucoma All Wales integrated clinical pathway WECS EHEW referral refinement Consultant led MDTs + training ODTCs Virtual clinics Shared care HELD BACK BY LACK OF EPR

Cataract Most common operation in NHS Excellent surgeons in Wales Effective, verified high quality outcomes (UK) National Audit (Wales) National Cataract Pathway WECS EHEW referrals & post-op review (…85%) Nurse-led assessments & consent Demand > Capacity Held back by lack of EPR And some resources

Digital transformation: “Welsh Government commits to: Work with Health Boards, clinicians & NWIS to develop electronic referrals & electronic patient records (EPR) for eye care ” Business case awaiting approval… .

Celebration? What we do, we do well… Positive ethos Multidisciplinary workforce Professionals - working & learning together Delivering good service in difficult times Excellence in Ophthalmology Cataract surgery Subspeciality services – comprehensive Training programme – produces for Wales Innovation … Research …

Ophthalmology: Where next? Engagement + Joint Working + EPR + Connectivity = Balance & Sustainability in Services = Better outcomes for those for whom we have responsibility

Any Questions ? Michael.Austin@wales.nhs.uk