VC Education Network Sandra Stark Nurse Consultant June 2015.

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VC Education Network Sandra Stark Nurse Consultant June 2015

A flexible and responsive single national specialist transport and retrieval service for NHS Scotland, providing safe, effective and person- centred care. ScotSTAR Vision

Single national service Central infrastructure hub Shared administration and management Communications – single referral point Telemedicine and decision support 24/7 clinical provision Integrated air and road operations Neonatal and Paediatric Service Nodes Adults Paeds Neonates

ScotSTAR Vision

TEAMS

Neonates Medical lead Consultant – Alan Jackson Nursing Service Lead – Annmarie Wilson Consultants ANNP’s/Transport nurses Grid Trainee/medical fellows 3 teams based in the North, West and South East

Paediatrics Medical Lead consultant – David Rowney Nurse Consultant – Sandra Stark Consultants Retrieval nurses Grid trainees/fellows 1 team providing 24/7 cover

Adults Medical lead Consultant – Stephen Hearns Lead CCP – Stuart Daly Consultants Critical care Practitioners Medical Trainees 2 teams providing 24/7 cover for primary and secondary retrievals

Air wing Paramedics Area Service Manager – Rob Dalziel Team leader – Kathy Simpson Air wing paramedics for both fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft

Specialist Services Desk

Developments EC145 Helicopters will replace the EC135 Refurbishment of the fixed wing aircraft All resources will be based at Glasgow Airport

Developments Mobile ECLS

Training and Education In house training and simulation – simulation room in the base Continuing to provide outreach education to remote and rural areas Continuing to provide feedback to referring hospitals

When change occurs there are those who let it happen, those who make it happen and those who wonder what (the hell) happened...

2,500 secondary transfers/retrievals per annum ~80 wte (100+ headcount) Majority nurses/doctors Paramedics, support staff (pharmacy/medical physics/admin) AMD, Head of Service, Medical/Clinical Leads Central coordination Central base with satellites Shared governance, management structure Cost £9.5m p.a. Summary