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Activity & Quality Report Quarter 4 2016/17 Staffordshire, Shropshire & Black Country Neonatal Operational Delivery Network Activity & Quality Report Quarter 4 2016/17

SSBCNMN Activity Report 2016/17 SSBCNMN Admissions NNU Only Quarters 1- 4 Admissions by Gestation (NNU Only) Admissions by Birth weight (NNU Only)

SSBCNMN Activity Report 2016/17 SSBCNMN Admissions NNU Only Quarters 1- 4 SSBCNMN Admissions to NNU by Gestation SSBCNMN Admissions to NNU by Birth weight

SSBCNMN Activity Report 2016/17 SSBCNMN Admissions All Locations All Admissions (NNU/TC/PNW) by Gestation Each Trust 2016/17 SSBCNMN 2016/17

Term Admissions to NNUs SSBCNMN Activity Report 2016/17 - SSBCNMN Admissions Term Admissions to NNUs % of NNU admissions that are Term babies % of Term Live Births admitted to NNU by Unit

SSBCNMN Activity Report 2016-17 – HRG Activity Levels Quarters 1- 4

% of babies at 44 weeks corrected gestation SSBCNMN Activity Report 2016/17- Location of Care Report Quarters 1 - 4 HRG Activity Outside of NNU on PNW/TC % of babies at 44 weeks corrected gestation on NNU

SSBCNMN Activity Report 2016-17 – Occupancy Levels in NNU’s Quarters 1 - 4 Badger HRG activity on NNU

SSBCNMN Activity Report 2016/17- Location of Care Report Quarters 1 - 3 SSBCNMN Activity Outside Network Out of Area activity in SSBCNMN % of babies with all care in SSBCNMN

SSBCNMN Outcomes 2016/17 – Quarters 1 - 4

National Quality Dashboard

Key

In-Utero Exceptions

In-Utero Exceptions – 2016/17 Totals and Trends over 3 years

Ex-Utero Exceptions

Ex-Utero Exceptions – 2016/17 Totals and Trends over 3 years

Badger Exception Monitoring 18 exceptions reported in badger, however on investigation 12 of these were not true exceptions to network care pathways as ventilation episodes were < 48 hours and the cooling baby was transferred out. 7 exceptions of babies ventilated >48 hours were reported by the LNUs as discussed with the NICUs. (NB. One baby Ventilated at PRH > 48hrs was an IUT from RSUH at 28 weeks due to lack of cots and was repatriated on day 4.) In addition to the above exceptions to care pathways 9 babies were born in LNUs below the gestational threshold in Q4 [SaTH (2) and RHH (1), WMH (6) 6 babies were transferred out to an NICU in 1st 12 hours. 3 babies died (1 at each LNU) at < 12 hours of age

Incidents Shared learning

SSBCNMN Neonatal Parents Experience Survey 2016/17 Quarter 4 2016/17 Parent Passport Feedback Collated 2016/17 Parent App Feedback Collated 2016/17