Suspicion of Sepsis Insights Dashboard...2019/11/06 · Aim of slide: Introducing the SOS team and...
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Kenny Ajayi Programme Director– Patient Safety Imperial College Health Partners Suspicion of Sepsis Insights dashboard One Year On; One Year Out! Generation 2-G2 Julia Wilkins Head of Data & Analytics Imperial College Health Partners Katie Harrison Communications & Engagement Lead Imperial College Health Partners
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Kenny Ajayi Programme Director– Patient Safety
Imperial College Health Partners
Suspicion of Sepsis Insights dashboardOne Year On; One Year Out!
Generation 2-G2
Julia WilkinsHead of Data & Analytics
Imperial College Health Partners
Katie HarrisonCommunications & Engagement Lead
Imperial College Health Partners
Kenny Ajayi Programme Director – Patient SafetyImperial College Health Partners
Julia WilkinsHead of Data & AnalyticsImperial College Health Partners
Katie HarrisonCommunications and Engagement LeadImperial College Health Partners
@Kennyajayi_1
@Ldn_ICHP
@PSCollaborative
@JuliaICHP
@Katiehcomms
#suspicionofsepsis#NatPatSIP
What will Generation 2 of the Dashboard look like?
What can you expect in this space in 2020 ?
How is the SOS Dashboard G1 being used?
What have we done in the last 12 months?
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https://www.sos-insights.co.uk/
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Introduced an innovative tool which overcomes problems through measuring sepsis in a different way Using visualizations to bring data to life Talk through dashboard briefly and functionality
21 3 4 5 6
• Mortality• Survival• Bed days• 30 Day
readmission• ICU Vs
Standard bed occupancy
• Demand Vs Capacity
• Seasonal• By disease
categories
• Against comparable organisations
• W of England• NEWS• SOS
Outcomes
• Winter Pressures• January • Respiratory
conditions
Plan QI Track outcomes Resource planning Learning Demonstrating
impact Understanding
population trends
• Reliable data for baseline
• Diagnosis • Informed
interventions
• Aimed at being a valuable resource in learning health systems…QI work, etc
• Self service analytics for HCPs
• Basic analytic principles applied in this version
• Can evolve for G3 e.g. predictive analytics incorporating population growth (MVA)
#SuspicionofsepsisComments & Feedback
21 3 4 5 6
• SOS Dashboard• Name change• Data refresh
speed
• Webinars• Road shows• Playback
events• Existing
contacts
• Collaborations• Coaching• Bidding
• Early 2020• National event• Guidance
document
• OtherDashboardsSSI
Curate Ideas Generation 2 Pilot Spread Strategy Launch Replication
• QI Focus• Real world
data
Name ChangeComments & Feedback
2,392Total users (new and returning)
26Users average
per day
Main users are Trusts, AHSNs, CCGs, STPs
, and
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Quantitative insight Google analytics of the dashboard In terms of a positive narrative – you have a lot of organisations from across England using the dashboard, including 81 foundation trusts. Using these NHS figures it appears there are 153 foundation trusts in England, so this suggests that in the last three months alone more than half of them (52.9%) have used the dashboard.
26 users per day119 Trusts engaged
3 international audiences8 webinars
13 Face to face presentations
Inclusion in RCP resource to support use of NEWS 2
Inclusion in NHS Long Term Plan on Sepsis
19 CCGs
7 AHSNs
11 STPs
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Aim: Lasting message of three reasons why Suspicion of Sepsis Dashboard should be considered for best emerging solution for patient safety. How does meet the criteria of the original ambition? Accurate - designing a tool which provides consistent, accurate and reliable data on sepsis outcomes Quick - save professionals time by making the data freely and easily accessible Intelligent - provide bespoke data which can be intelligently applied with precision to improve quality of patient care
• Express opinion on name change
• Spread the word• Sign up for pilot• Attend future
webinars• Participate in
bidding process
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Imperial College Health Partners
Thank-you
Suspicion of Sepsis Insights Dashboard
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Aim of slide: Introducing the SOS team and the concept of the dashboard through positive scene narrative setting. Aim of the panel – to feel comfortable, understand the vision enthused to hear more. Thank the panel Introduce the yourself and Kate. Give the top level headline - We are here today to proudly introduce the panel to the Suspicion of Sepsis Dashboard and demonstrate the significant positive impact and consequences that it is already having for patient safety and the growing potential. We are excited to be able to share with you the beginning of this growing/ emerging journey for SOS Dashboard I’ve been astounded by the emerging potential for reduction in harm for patients I’m grateful for the opportunity today to share with how by through its intrinsic design and application it is influencing treatment/care for patients.
