North West Ambulance Service Rochdale Health Scrutiny Committee - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
North West Ambulance Service Rochdale Health Scrutiny Committee - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
North West Ambulance Service Rochdale Health Scrutiny Committee February 2014 Our Services 999 Paramedic Emergency Service Urgent Care Patient Transport Service (Cheshire, Merseyside, Cumbria & Lancashire) Cumbria &
Our Services
999 Paramedic Emergency Service Urgent Care Patient Transport Service (Cheshire, Merseyside,
Cumbria & Lancashire)
Delivering the right care, at the right time, in the right place
Cumbria & Lancashire)
Major Incident Management Hosting North West 111 service until March 2015
Facts & Figures
7 million population over 5,400 square miles Employs approximately 5,000 staff Annual income of £260 million Three emergency control rooms
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1.1 million 999 calls a year (900,000 emergency
patient episodes)
1.2 million PTS journeys in Cheshire, Lancashire,
Merseyside and Cumbria
Covers the North West footprint – PCT clusters, 5
LATs with 33 CCGs, 28 provider trusts
What the presentation will cover
Key Achievements Headline Performance Rochdale Information
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Rochdale Information Estates review Complaints and Compliments FT
Key Achievements
One of the top performing ambulance trusts nationally
despite activity increases
Excellent CQC inspection Pathfinder and urgent care development
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Membership targets for FT achieved Established clinical leadership structure National innovation award for Patient Experience First ambulance service to get Gold IiP Award National recognition for Channel 4 series “999: What’s
your emergency?”
Rochdale Headline Performance
Call decrease of 1.8% compared to the same period
last year
OVERALL PERFORMANCE Number of 999 calls R1 <8m% R2 <8m%
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OVERALL PERFORMANCE Number of 999 calls R1 <8m% R2 <8m% April-December 2012 24,134 74.9% 76.5% April-December 2013 23,683 78.6% 79.6%
Rochdale Information
3 stations and a deployment point serve the
Rochdale area – Rochdale, Middleton, Heywood and the point at Birch Hill Hospital
3 Senior Paramedics
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39 Paramedics 33 Emergency Medical Technicians (1&2) 1 Advanced Paramedic 3 Rapid Response Vehicles (RRVs) 11 Emergency ambulances
Rochdale Community Care
- 2 Community First Responder teams –
Littleborough & Rochdale
- AEDs installed in leisure centres,
Hollingworth Lake Visitor’s Centre,
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Hollingworth Lake Visitor’s Centre, Council Headquarters & Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre
- Active GP referral scheme in
partnership with Bardoc
Complaints (East Sector)
Complaints, and concerns expressed via the NWAS
Patient Advisory Liaison Service (PALS), are now being counted as one
For the time period of April – November 2013, the
Trust has received the following:
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Trust has received the following:
This represents 0.1% of 999 calls in the Greater Manchester East Sector which includes Bury, Oldham and Rochdale
Complaints 43
Foundation Trust Status
August 2013, Monitor announced the Trust’s application had
unfortunately been deferred for a period of 12 months.
Monitor stated the reason for deferral as being that NWAS
“could not demonstrate that its Board had the necessary processes in place to govern how the Trust provides the
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processes in place to govern how the Trust provides the required quality of care for its patients.”
Monitor did not identify any issues relating to the provision of
services, quality of services, performance or finance.
The deferral period given to allow the Trust to make
improvements and strengthen its governance capabilities.
Estates Review
Launched a review of Trust’s estate portfolio Looking at the future of all stations/properties and
the following options:
Refurbishment Closure
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Closure Relocation Co-location with fire, police or other NHS organisations
Savings made to be reinvested in frontline services In Rochdale – Wardle station was closed and a deployment point established at Birch Hill Hospital
There’s More to Your Ambulance Service
#team999 launched in September 2013 Campaign aims to show 999 callers may not always get an ambulance or be taken
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an ambulance or be taken to hospital Profiles members of #team999 to show the varied roles involved in patient care Due to run until the end of February 2014
Any questions?
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