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BMDH Project Weekly Update Friday 8 December 2017 | No. 250
BMDH Project Brag Book Friday 8 December 2017 | No. 250
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Every Friday since November 2012, we’ve been
keeping you up-to-date with project goings-on
via the weekly update.
From our humble beginnings with a map and a
picture of roadwork (that’s David on the left
with our first issue) we’ve now reached 250
issues and we couldn’t be prouder.
Thanks to everyone who took part in our special
photo shoot, and to all those who contribute
pics and stories, read, share and love our
update!
BMDH Project Brag Book Friday 8 December 2017 | No. 250
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BMDH Project Brag Book Friday 8 December 2017 | No. 250
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BMDH Project Weekly Update Blacktown Hospital | Friday 8 December 2017 | No. 250
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STAFF AND SPECIAL PATIENT PARKING ONLY
P
P12
BUNGARRIBEE
HOSPITAL STREET
P2
Blacktown Hospital
WESTERN SYDNEY UNI
Emergency vehicles only
Renal
WORK ZONE
P11
Admin & Education
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Car park exit
changes from
Wednesday 13
December. Please
follow the signs to
the new car park
exit via the car park
extension. Drive
carefully and
observe any
instructions from
site staff. Site alert
attached.
Loop Road will be
one lane only in
front of the car park
construction site to
allow workers to
install the building
façade. Traffic
control will be in
place. Drive slowly,
and follow signs
from traffic control
staff.
Please respect our
traffic control staff—
they are there to
keep you safe. We
know it can be
inconvenient to be
asked to wait, but
we will get you
moving as quickly as
possible. Abusive
behavior is not
acceptable.
EM
BA
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SENIOR MEDICAL PARKING
SITE VILLAGE
Ambulance and
emergency services only
No public vehicle entry
No staff drop-off
CLINICAL SERVICES BUILDING
BUILDING B
DIARY DATES
Christmas Carol rehearsals have started. Details attached.
20 December Hospital tree decorating competition for
Blacktown and Mount Druitt. Details attached. May the best
tree win.
One lane traffic in front of car park - follow traffic control
Project RED thank you pizza lunch
in the staff courtyard
Friday 15 December 12pm
All staff welcome
Car park exit via
construction site from
Wednesday 13
December check the
site alert Boomgate works —Please drive carefully
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Site Alert | Blacktown
P12
HOSPITAL STREET
Blacktown Hospital
WESTERN SYDNEY UNI
WORK ZONE
P11
PA
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MA
PA
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SITE VILLAGE
CLINICAL SERVICES BUILDING
BUILDING B
Blacktown P1 Multi-storey car
park exit is changing
on Wednesday 13 December
From Wednesday 13 December, the P1 main car park exit will
be via the new car park extension.
The change is to allow us to finish work on the new car park,
opening next year.
Just follow the signs and drive carefully.
IN
OUT
Existing
exit closed
Car park exit change | December 2017
Issued 8 December 2017
BMDH Project Weekly Update Mount Druitt Hospital | Friday 8 December 2017 | No. 250
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Drug Court/MERIT program currently located at Mount Druitt shops will
move to the Centre for Addiction Medicine on 1 December 2017. Please
contact the team for more information.
The former construction compound between the main building and the
drug health is being restored. Avoid walking through this area.
Community Dialysis Centre currently being commissioned.
MOUNT
DRUITT
HOSPITAL
NEWS
Dialysis centre
works and new
healing garden 9
Restoration of grass in this area
Heavy vehicles on site
Project RED
thank you pizza
lunch in the staff
cafeteria
Tuesday 19 December
12pm All staff welcome
Drug health services at
Mount Druitt shops
move to Mount Druitt
Hospital from 1
December 2017. More
info
Ladies Committee
Christmas raffle tickets
available now $2 from
the Gift Shop and all
proceeds
benefit the
hospital
Blacktown and Mount Druitt hospitals
Social Work
Christmas Appeal
Every year, our Hospital provides support for hundreds of women dealing with domestic violence.
We need your donations of new or clean, good quality items to support women who have had to leave home suddenly.
Please donate:
Toiletries such as new toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, cleanser, moisturiser wipes
Feminine hygiene items (new and unopened)
New or good used clothing items including nightwear
New unused underwear
New or clean used handbags
New or used shoes such as thongs/slippers (fit all feet sizes)
Unwanted mobile phones still in working order
All donations can be dropped in to our Social Work Department at Blacktown Hospital or for more information contact [email protected]
Thank you for your support!
Xmas Appeal
PROJECT RED BLACKTOWN AND MOUNT DRUITT HOSPITALS SERVICE REDESIGN PROJECT
Project RED is a
whole-of-hospital service
redesign project for better
patient flow from “Go” to
“Go Home” at Blacktown
Hospital and Mount Druitt
Hospital
CONTACT US
WSLHD-BMDHWoH
@health.nsw.gov.au
EMERGENCY
DEPARTMENT
ED INFLOW & OUTFLOW
BED CLEANING
PORTERING
GENERAL SERVICES
IMAGING
PATIENT FLOW
PATIENT DISCHARGE UNIT
ED SHORT STAY
SURGICAL ASSESSMENT
UNIT
1 by 9 INITIATIVE
TRANSFER STRATEGY
BED BASE STRATEGY
ED SHORT STAY
ED STREAMING
PAEDIATRICS
5 December 2017
Thank you… you’ve done such a great job.
We would like to thank everyone
who took part in Project RED this
year.
Please join us for a free staff pizza
lunch to celebrate your achievements.
Blacktown Hospital
Friday 15 December at 12pm
Staff courtyard on level 3
Mount Druitt Hospital
Tuesday 19 December at 12pm
Staff cafeteria on level 1
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A VERY BUZZY CHRISTMAS
SANTA CLAUS HAS BEEN A BUSY BEE: The B2Hub team is celebrating their first
Christmas in an activity-based working space, and even the Christmas cake had
bees on it! It was great to see them using the social space (kitchen, diner and
courtyard) exactly the way we planned. Thanks to Xioli for the wonderful cake,
and Bel and her team of elves for organising the lunch! To share your Christmas
pics, just drop us an email!
GIVING SEASON SAFE AND SECURE
THUMBS UP: It was a big thumbs up for our Security
team this week who inspected their new digs in Building B.
The existing Security office will move early next year to
allow for the acute services building development, and that
means a light, bright new office for our 24/7 team.
BETTER WATCH OUT: Santa has come competition when
it comes to gift giving! The Mount Druitt Auxiliary Ladies
Committee donated over $30,000 of medical equipment to
Physiotherapy, Speech Pathology and the Children’s Ward
at Mount Druitt Hospital this week. Their hard work selling
items at the Hospital Gift Shop, hosting a monthly stand at
Plumpton Marketplace and Bunnings and regular raffles
have enabled them to raise these funds to support their
local hospital. Thank you so much for your support!
BMDH Project Brag Book Friday 8 December 2017 | No. 250
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HANDS UP FOR VOLUNTEERING A massive thank you to our
wonderful volunteer army
who celebrated with a special
lunch at Rooty Hill RSL this
week.
Our volunteers work in all
kinds of roles n our hospitals,
They raise funds, assist on
wards, and work in meal
programs, wayfinding,
emergency department,
transport and welcome roles.
We can’t begin to tell you
how much we appreciate
you!
WE CARDIOLOGY
RED ROUNDUP: This week our Project RED alert is shining
a spotlight on an incredible initiative making real changes to
our cardiology patients. The daily rounding looks at up to 50
in-patients via the journey board and helps inform clinical
care. For more info, check the attached alert.
Above, NUM Gloria, OT Janet, medical officer Imran, and
cardiology advanced trainee John at the rounding.
And don’t forget our staff pizza lunches - details attached!
HANDS DOWN THE BEST EVER
HANDY WORK: Don’t forget the annual tree decorating
competition is coming up on 20 December at Blacktown and
Mount Druitt. When we said last week that we’re throwing
down the gauntlet and challenging you to tinsel up, we
weren’t kidding. Kristy from our office created her work of
art out of 40 PPE safety gloves. That’s hands down the best
(and safest) wreath we’ve ever seen!
MOVE Bulletin November 2017
Drug Court/MERIT program and
other services currently located
at Mount Druitt shops will move
to Mount Druitt Hospital from
Friday 1 December 2017.
Tel: 8887 5800 or 8670 0200
Part of BMDH Project Stage 2
Centre for Addiction
Medicine, Mount Druitt
You are invited to join
Blacktown Carollers 2017 No singing experience required, come, SING and enjoy yourself,
I promise you will!.
Two twenty minute performances
Wednesday December 20 in Hospital Street
12pm and 1pm.
Rehearsals Level 7 meeting room
Tuesday’s 12.30-13.30
November 14 and 28
December 5 and 12
RSVP to Bel Peri
or show up at the rehearsal
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SEE THE SIGN? IT’S SLOW DOWN TIME
Our road safety team at Blacktown Hospital is helping everyone get to the hospital
and home safely.
Please slow down or stop when you are asked to.
We try to keep disruption to a minimum, but there may be some inconvenience from
time to time so please be patient.
We will have you on your way as quickly as possible.
Please be courteous and allow our staff to do their job -
they are doing their best to keep you safe.
PROJECT RED BLACKTOWN AND MOUNT DRUITT HOSPITALS SERVICE REDESIGN PROJECT | RED ALERT NO 17
Project RED is a
whole-of-hospital service
redesign project for better
patient flow from “Go” to
“Go Home” at Blacktown
Hospital and Mount Druitt
Hospital
CONTACT US
WSLHD-BMDHWoH
@health.nsw.gov.au
EMERGENCY
DEPARTMENT
ED INFLOW & OUTFLOW
BED CLEANING
PORTERING
GENERAL SERVICES
IMAGING
PATIENT FLOW
PATIENT DISCHARGE UNIT
ED SHORT STAY
SURGICAL ASSESSMENT
UNIT
1 by 9 INITIATIVE
TRANSFER STRATEGY
BED BASE STRATEGY
ED SHORT STAY
ED STREAMING
PAEDIATRICS
Every weekday at 8.30am, you will find our
cardiology nursing, medical, allied heath and
support staff in a journey board rounding meeting
in C62, working through the list of every cardiology
in-patient at Blacktown.
Up to 50 patients a day are reviewed by the team
to identify opportunities to enhance their care,
address issues such as extended length of stay or
treatment delays, and facilitate their discharge.
NUM Gloria Miranda said the meeting had
transformed cardiology care simply by asking
‘what’s the best thing we can do for that patient
today?’
“The daily meeting allows us to quickly identify
emerging issues and rapidly intervene. For instance,
what are the key things our patients are waiting for,
and how can we work together as a team to get
those things done?” Gloria said.
“We have the meeting early in the morning so that
from the beginning of the day, we all know the plan
and we are all on the same page.”
Following the rounding, and again regularly during
the day, NUMs Gloria Miranda and Meera Patel
communicate with each other and CNC Leanne
Everist about patients in the Blacktown and Mount
Druitt EDs, and the Cardiac Catheterisation Lab.
They work together to prioritise patients and
streamline flow to the appropriate wards.
“This is called the patient pull model because it
allows us to ‘pull’ all the cardiology patients into
the appropriate setting for care,” Leanne said.
“Together, patient pull and rounding provide our
cardiology clinical leads with a very accurate picture
of transfers, discharges and issues for rapid
escalation.
“A wholistic approach looks at all the systems and
process in the patient journey, and it’s really
changed the experience of care in our units," she
said.
The cardiology rounding has been so successful that
Project RED will now facilitate the rollout of the
model to other units.
“Cardiology has a mature, well-developed and very
effective model for enhancing the patient
experience and improving patient flow,” said Klaus
Engelhardt, Director Innovation and Redesign.
“It’s powerful because it’s clinician-led, and we are
confident other departments will really benefit
from it when we implement it more widely next
year.”
7 December 2017
We Cardiology!
The cardiology team in their morning rounding
Welcome to Darren from
@Foto_Macchina on Twitter
who’s posted these great pics
of the acute services building
construction by AW Edwards
