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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 1 The organisation and future of paediatric surgical services Kathy Wilkinson
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 2 Change in location of surgery for children
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 3 Why have these changes occurred ? Changes in the surgical population Changes in practice have resulted in a reduction in some common operations e.g. tonsillectomy, grommets, circumcision Training, competencies and confidence Our attitude to risk and our ability to treat children requiring surgery may have changed
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 4 Copyright ©2008 BMJ Publishing Group Ltd. Field, D. J et al. BMJ 2008;336:1221-1223 The changing paediatric surgical population
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 5 Fewer routine ENT procedures Increased laparoscopic surgery Increased endoscopies Increased number of radiology cases Changes in medical and surgical practice
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 6 Paediatric surgical practice in England 2008-9
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 7 Where do children have surgery? NCEPOD 2011
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 8 Workload
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 9 Do we have the complete picture?
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 10 Assessment of care
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 11 Deaths-Age and gender
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 12 Deaths-Diagnostic group
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 13 UK has a relatively high child mortality
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 14 How long does transfer take?
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 15
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 16 Assessment of care
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 17 Obstacles to safe paediatric practice?
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 18 Networks
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 19 SWACA WACA SEPAP PAGW Oxford PAN WM NW PAG East Anglia Network NE SPAN THAMESP AG
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 20 The new NHS in England…
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 21 CYPHOF
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 22 Other drivers See Back to the Future 2 (RCPCH April 2013) Audit of 10 key paediatric standards Results of this and further workforce planning may result in further closure IP paediatric beds
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 23 Why can’t we have this sort of detail in rest of UK?
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 24 2013 CSF standards
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 25
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 26 Some snippets
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10/4/2015 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 27 Specialist services…
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