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Balanced Score Card Review of July 2015 Data Balanced Scorecard Patient Finance Access Quality Human & Resource Management Safety Finance Finance Report - July 2015 Actual outturn YTD July 2015 Group budget 164.2m (2014


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Balanced Score Card Review of July 2015 Data

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Balanced Scorecard

Finance

Patient Access Quality & Safety Human Resource Management

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Finance

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Finance Report - July 2015

  • Actual outturn YTD July 2015
  • Group budget €164.2m (2014 €159.9m)
  • Group actual expenditure €164.1m (2014 €167.7m)
  • Group actual surplus €138k ( 2014 deficit: €7.8m)
  • CUH Budget €154.2m (2014:€148.6m)
  • CUH /SMOH actual expenditure €154.6m (€156.0m)
  • CUH /SMOH actual deficit €375k (2014 €7.4m)
  • Mallow Budget €10.0m (2014:€9.7m)
  • Mallow actual expenditure €9.5m (2014 €10.3m)
  • Mallow actual surplus €514k ( 2014 deficit €560k)
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Forecast 2015

  • Group Budget €282.58m (2014 €284.9m)
  • Group projected expenditure €282.2m (€284.2m)
  • Group Projected Surplus €358k ( surplus 0.7m)
  • CUH Budget €265.3m (2014:€262.8m)
  • CUH projected actual €265.4m (€265.2m)
  • CUH projected Deficit €79k (€2.4m)
  • Mallow Budget €17.3m (2014:€17.5m)
  • Mallow Projected Actual €16.8m (€16.8m)
  • Mallow Projected Surplus €461k
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CUH Summary Budget v Actual Expenditure June 2015 Pay €k Non-Pay €k Income €k Total CUH

  • 106
  • 777

831

  • 52

SMOH

  • 5

5

CUH-SMOH

  • 106
  • 782

836

  • 52

Mallow 66

  • 82

110 94 Total

  • 40
  • 864

946 42

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CUH Budget v Actual Pay YTD - June

2015 Budget €k 2015 Actual €k Variance €k % Variance 2014 Actual €k v 2014 Variance €k

Medical/Dental 31,818 32,095

  • 270
  • 1%

31,271

  • 824

Nursing/Midwifery 43,227 43,834

  • 607
  • 1%

44,018 184 Paramedical 15,969 15,925 44 0% 15,968 43 Housekeeping 5,984 6,598

  • 614
  • 10%

6

  • 240

Catering 1,972 1,970 2 0% 2,065 96 Portering 3 2,878 65 2% 3,011 133 Administration 8,837 8,908

  • 71
  • 1%

8,889

  • 19

Other Staff 1,736 2

  • 103
  • 6%

1,751

  • 88

Total 112,486 114,047

  • 1560
  • 1%

113,330

  • 716
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CUH Actual Non-pay Expenditure €k YTD July 2015 v 2014

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CUH Group –Surplus / (Deficit) percentage %

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CUH Debtor days – July 2015

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CUH AGENCY COSTS €k 2013 – July 2015

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CUH Agency Costs – June 2015

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CUH Average Nursing & HCA Agency WTE’s per Week 2013-15

CUH Average Specials /Other Nursing & HCA Agency WTE’s per Week 2014-15

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Cost Containment Plan

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Patient Income 2013 – July 2015

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Consultant Private Insurance Claims

O/s Consultant claims at 31st July 2015

Consultants at 13th Aug No of claims Value €k

HARTY, JAMES 202 776,353 ANDREWS, EMMET J. 108 411,390 TAYLOR, COLM 73 239,871 DODDAKULA, KISHORE 26 231,414 KEARNEY, PETER 107 212,325 REIDY, DECLAN 42 171,449 O'REILLY, SEAMUS 165 169,477 CLARKSON, MICHAEL 27 149,874 MCSWEENEY, NIAMH 38 126,721 GUERIN, SHANE 8 124,723 SWEENEY, BRIAN 99 123,134 O'BROIN, EOIN 76 120,899 KELLY, PETER 49 120,282 REDMOND, PAUL 24 105,728 KHAN, HAMID 26 104,662 O'LEARY, PAULA 36 101,539 BORAN, SINEAD 33 101,376 PLANT,WILLIAM 50 101,201 TOTAL 3,591,584

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Mallow Budget v Actual YTD June 2015

Budget € Actual € Variance € % Variance Pay 7,530 7,485 45 0.60% Non Pay 2,149 2,436

  • 287
  • 13.40%

9,679 9,921

  • 242
  • 2.50%

Income

  • 1,113
  • 1,788

675 60.70% Total 8,566 8,134 433 5.00%

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Patient Access

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CUH Weekly INMO Trolley Report

Week ending 14th August 2015

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Daily Trolley Numbers – June – August 2015 (23/8/2015)

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Ambulance Turnaround Times (June)

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ED – 6hr & 9hr Target (17th August)

(9hr – 77.4% - 6hr – 59.6%)

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Delayed Discharges - 2015

January – August (18th August)

14 10 17 23 24 22 18 15 17 17 18 11 14 19 21 19 21 18 20 20 13 13 10 17 22 17 16 18 15 14 12 12 5 10 15 20 25 30

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Inpatient – Day case Waiting Lists

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Total Waiting List – 14/08/2015

Wait category 0-3 Months 3-6 Months 6-8 Months 8-12 Months 12-15 Months 15-18 Months 18-24 Months 24-36 Months Grand Total ACTIVE 383 221 75 142 77 67 31 1 997 PREADMIT 176 41 10 7 3 3 6 1 247 SUSPENSION 40 4 2 3 2 1 52 599 266 85 151 83 72 38 2 1296 ACTIVE 206 104 33 68 21 10 3 1 446 PREADMIT 107 28 1 7 2 145 SUSPENSION 17 1 1 19 330 132 35 75 22 12 3 1 610 929 398 120 226 105 84 41 3 1906

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18 Month Breaches (54)

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18 Month Breaches by Speciality

5 10 15 20 25 30 G Fulton B O'Reilly C Burke M Hewitt J Coulter P Kelly C Brady E Andrews M McCourt P Redmond Vascular Gynae. Gynae. Gynae. Gynae. Cardiology Gen Surgery Gen Surgery Gen Surgery Gen Surgery

30 6 2 4 1 1 3 2 4 1

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15 Month Breaches - December 2015 (313)

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 Gynae Vascular N/Surgery Urology Respt G Surgery Pl Surgery Cardiology Cardio Th

142 73 1 15 3 51 11 10 7

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15 Month Breaches by Specialty

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Outpatient Waiting Lists

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Patients in breach of the 18m deadline- 30th June

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Patients Currently in Breach 0f 12mth Target

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Medical Patients to be seen by the 31/12/2015 (1,382)

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Surgical Patients to be seen by the 31/12/2015 (5,244)

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Women and Children Patients to be seen by the 31/12/2015 (2,329)

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Scope Waiting List

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Scopes Routine – June 2015

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Medical ALOS

(June Dashboard)

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New Patients Treated with Radiation Oncology - July 2015

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Reason for Treatment Delay - July 2015

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Quality & Safety

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Time to Surgery

(June Dashboard)

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ALOS – Excluding LOS over 30 days

(June Dashboard)

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Cancer KPI – Breast-Lung-Prostate -Jan – July

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Serious Reportable Events (SRE’s) 11 SREs communicated in 2015

7 communicated in July & August

  • 3 environmental events
  • serious disability for patient associated with a fall whist

in hospital

  • 3 care management events
  • Maternal death, serious disability associated with a

diagnostic error & stage 3 pressure ulcer after admission

  • 1 surgical event
  • Unintended retention of a foreign object post surgical

procedure

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Reportable Events

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Re

Reportable Events

portable Events

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Patient Experience - Complaints

Complaints received - July 2015 1.73% of complaints investigated within 30 working days

9

  • Safe and Effective Care

6

  • Access

2

  • Dignity and Respect

2

  • Communication and Information

1

  • Accountability
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5 Treatment and Care 2

Medication

3

Appointment

1

Human Resources

1

Hygiene

1

Parking

1

Accessibility / Resources

1

Admission

1

Delivery of Care

1

Alleged inappropriate behaviour

1

Communicatio n Skills

Patient Experience - Complaints

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Risk Register

Risk Register update in June 2015

49 Open Risk Assessments on register

  • Update & amendments made to 11 risk assessments
  • Closed 6 previously identified risks - CUH 16, CUH 31,

CUH 44, CUH 45, CUH 46, CUH 49

  • Reopened 1, CUH 39 - Theatre Staffing
  • Four new risks identified CUH 52, CUH 53, CUH 54, CUH

55

  • 6 risk assessment escalated to CEO South / South West

Hospital Group for consideration of additional controls

  • CUH 17, CUH 39, CUH 52, CUH 53, CUH 54, CUH 55
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Reducing Healthcare Acquired Infection (MRSA)

(June Dashboard)

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Reducing Healthcare Acquired Infection- C diff

(June Dashboard)

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Reducing Healthcare Acquired Infection

(June Dashboard)

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National Early Warning Score

National Early Warning Score programme extending to include sepsis recognition and treatment

  • National sepsis screening tool and pathway
  • Implementation on implementation
  • Audit results indicate a decrease in compliance - a number of measures identified

for improvements

  • Mandatory online education nurses, NCHDs and consultants- you must do it

to work here

  • Commitment that NEWS score will be used in all patient handover e.g. ward,

virtual hospital, bed management

  • Commitment to ISBAR
  • Support for an electronic tool

Irish Maternity Early Warning Score - New Modified IMEWS Chart rolled out in CUMH, ISBAR sticker for IMEWS developed and in use

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NEWS Implementation

(June Dashboard)

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IMEWS Implementation

(June Dashboard)

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HIQA Reports - Portlaoise

Presentation at EMB and Executive Quality & Safety Committee Self assessment report submitted against S/SWH Group template

  • Filling of permanent Director of Midwifery post, Clinical

Director post and experience Risk Manager post

  • Critical Care Capacity
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Human Resource Management

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Sick Leave – July 2015

3.5% 3.5% 3.5% 3.5% 3.5% 3.5% 1.51% 4.45% 3.08% 2.40% 5.06% 4.39% 0.0% 1.0% 2.0% 3.0% 4.0% 5.0% 6.0% Med/Dent Nursing H & SCP

  • Man. Admin
  • Gen. Support

Other

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Staffing & Costs

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EWTD Compliance

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Capital Projects

Project Status

MRI Unit Completed and operational Paediatric Unit Phase 1 - build programme commenced in July Phase 2 – submitted for capital funding Mental Health Unit Completed and operational Acute Medical Assessment Unit – Phase 3 & Endoscopy Unit Completed and operational Radiation Oncology Unit  Planning permission granted  Enabling works to commence in November 2015 Cystic Fibrosis/ Respiratory Ward Ward refurbishment completed – operational from October Blood Sciences Project Design Team appointed – request for managed service approved Oncology Service  Expansion of Day Unit – plan signed off – submitted for Philanthropic funding (ACT)  Refurbishment of Ward 2D – capital funding in place  Medical Oncology Centre – developing Statement of Need Ophthalmology Transfer – phase 2 Project group in place Helipad Interim helipad in place - final solution being assessed by CAA. Step Down Unit Discussion has commenced on Procurement Process

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Key Issues

  • Recruitment of Nursing staff – 31 beds closed
  • Recognition of Budgetary performance
  • Dependency on patient income
  • 2016 Estimates
  • Undergraduate Training costs - €6.5m per annum
  • Management of Unscheduled Care

Implementation of Change Programme Initiatives

  • Scheduled Care

Implementation of plan to meet waiting list targets –Hospital Group approach to maximise capacity