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10:15 10:30 Whats happened since we last met? [Dr Steve Dickinson Royal Cornwall Hospital, Truro] What we presented at UKKW Summary Data UKKW highlight- patient (staff) information Opt Out Law (all these slides are


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10:15 – 10:30

What’s happened since we last met?

[Dr Steve Dickinson – Royal Cornwall Hospital, Truro]

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  • What we presented at UKKW
  • Summary
  • Data
  • UKKW highlight- patient (staff) information
  • Opt Out Law
  • (all these slides are available for anyone)
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What did we need to do…?

  • Each unit to identify at least two QI leads
  • People needed to get to know each other
  • Units needed to understand how each other work
  • All units needed to involve and listen to patients’ views
  • Referring units needed to understand Bristol and

Plymouth perspectives

  • Bristol and Plymouth needed to understand units’

perspectives

  • Then need to agree on common and achievable goals,

as well as allowing / supporting units to improve aspects within

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What have we done…?

  • Each unit to identify at least two QI leads
  • People needed to get to know each other
  • Units needed to understand how each other work
  • All units needed to involve and listen to patients’ views
  • Referring units needed to understand Bristol and

Plymouth perspectives

  • Bristol and Plymouth needed to understand units’

perspectives

  • Then need to agree on common and achievable goals,

as well as allowing / supporting units to improve aspects within

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Existing data

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Source: Annual Report Kidney Transplantation 2014/15, NHS Blood and Transplant Source: Annual Report on Kidney Transplantation 2017/18, NHS Blood and Transplant

Transplants (living)

kidney living donor transplant rates Low rate (8.8-<12.7 pmp) Low-Medium rate (12.7-<15.5 pmp) Medium-High rate (15.5-<16.5 pmp) High rate (16.5-41.6 pmp)

21.4 15.8 16.5 15.5 41.6 12.1 8.8 13.9 14.1 15.9 12.7 17.6 11.5

idence

2016/17

Living donor Kidney transplant rates (pmp)

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Deceased donors

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kidney deceased donor transplant rates Low rate (21.5-<33.8 pmp) Low-Medium rate (33.8-<36 pmp) Medium-High rate (36-<38.1 pmp) High rate (38.1-45.3 pmp)

26.1 38.1 22.2 38.5 36.0 35.7 37.3 38.1 33.8 45.3 21.5 42.8 35.1

kidney registration rates Low rate (32.20-<41.90 pmp) Low-Medium rate (41.90-<44.10 pmp) Medium-High rate (44.10-<46.20 pmp) High rate (46.20-71.20 pmp)

42.4 45.6 41.5 56.5 40.3 56.5 46.2 41.9 44.5 71.2 32.2 44.1 43.1

Low-Medium rate (41.9 - <44.1 pmp) Low rate (32.2 - <41.9 pmp) Medium-High rate (44.1 - <46.2 pmp) High rate (46.2 - 71.2 pmp) Kidney registration rates Kidney deceased donor transplant rates Low-Medium rate (33.8 - <36.0 pmp) Low rate (21.5 - <33.8 pmp) Medium-High rate (36.0 - <38.1 pmp) High rate (38.1- 45.3 pmp)

Registrations Transplants (deceased)

Source: Annual Report Kidney Transplantation 2014/15, NHS Blood and Transplant Source: Annual Report on Kidney Transplantation 2017/18, NHS Blood and Transplant

Patients active on the waiting list pmp Transplants (deceased) pmp

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So, we’re actually doing ok then…

Yes, But…

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6/26/2019 Kidney Quality Improvement Partnership | West Midlands Regional Day 10

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6/26/2019 Kidney Quality Improvement Partnership | West Midlands Regional Day 11

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Blood Group

  • All units agreed early potential donors faced

some problems finding out what blood group they are…

  • suggestions….?
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Where are we now?

South West Team Transplant

‘As many people transplanted with as short a wait as possible with the best experience’ ‘More transplants, faster’

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South West Team Transplant

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Through discussion common priorities appeared.

  • Need to reduce work up times…18 weeks

from start, and need to start to collect this data rigorously (with aim to reduce time)

  • Increase theatre availability for live kidney

transplants eg Bristol negotiated a weekly theatre slot. 33 live transplants in 2018/19.

  • Systematically review patients with eGFR <20
  • Standard protocol for referral to Transplant

Assessment Clinic- Bristol & Plymouth history

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What do we still need to do …?

  • Measure the same data to allow comparison

and then allow problem solving

– Time from first enquiry to ‘ready to transplant’ – Numbers of transplants

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Transplant First measurement tool https://transplantfirst.renalreg.org/

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What do we still need to do …?

  • Raise the profile of transplantation and

donation locally and regionally

  • Focus on patients with eGFR<20- look to have

a decision/ discussion for/with every patient

  • Local strategies for involving patients in the

pathway more, and learning from recipient and donor experience

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Targets

  • Living donation rates of …
  • % achieving 18 week pathway …
  • % of patients with eGFR <20 with decision

about transplantation status…

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Challenges ahead

  • Maintain enthusiasm across the region and

locally

  • Finalise agreement of measurement tools and

targets

– find (?new) time to collect and analyse the data

  • External pressures
  • Make an impact
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UKKW highlights for us

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UKKW highlights for us

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UKKW highlights for us

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Opt out law

  • Organ donor law change named after Max and

Keira

  • Max and Keira’s Law
  • England, Spring 2020
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Keira – the donor

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Max- the recipient

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Number of DBD approaches Standardised test statistic Welsh consent rate greater than English consent rate English consent rate greater than Welsh consent rate

DBD sequential plot - Jan 2016 - Dec 2018

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ODR

  • 36 % population on ODR
  • 46% of population of Cornwall on ODR

We had a number of different approaches:

  • We gave talks to different WI groups and to the Cornish WI conference
  • We went to Young Farmers meetings
  • We go to the Royal Cornwall Show every year
  • We give talks at Truro and Penwith Colleges
  • We engaged with Cornwall Hospice and their project to promote end of life wishes documents
  • We go to park runs around the county,
  • Cake stalls at the main entrance
  • I swam round the Scilly Isles and had a stall promoting organs donation on the beach
  • We have a sculpture on the wall
  • We have a memorial garden planted in Victoria Park in Truro (waiting for a plaque before an
  • pening event)
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Kidney Quality Improvement Partnership | South West

Project phase

Launch event

  • Agree a project plan
  • Co-design outcomes and measures
  • Launch project
  • Co-design methods

Introduction to QI 1 day

  • Quality improvement and tools
  • Measurement / Life QI
  • Project Model and NHS Change Model
  • PDSA

Sharing and learning 1 day

  • Reflection on progress and overcoming challenges
  • Peer assist (informal learning)
  • Sign posting to tools and information
  • Sustainability

Maintaining momentum 1 day

  • Review of progress
  • Sustainability

11th April 2019 11th June 2019 24th September 2019 December 2019

P-D-S-A Measure Share learning Collaborate Peer assist

Monthly support visits to units offered from KQuIP