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Take part in SAMBA - the Society for Acute Medicine Benchmarking Audit, aiming to help us understand how we’re delivering care in Acute Medicine

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One week to go until SAMBA24 All the information needed to take part (including how to register) can be found at acutemedicine.org.uk/samba-n… Help us understand how your acute medicine services are currently performing @acutemedicine
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One week to go until Winter SAMBA24 There’s still time to register & take part to help us understand our acute medicine service performance (including an extra focus on respiratory infections this year) Further info info will be sent to registered participants shortly!
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Two ways to get involved in understanding the pressures facing acute medicine services this February: 1) Winter SAMBA24 2) the first @acutemedicine sitrep
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The national report for SAMBA23 is now available at acutemedicine.org.uk/blog/20… Performance of acute medicine services against clinical quality indicators remains lower than 2019-2021, showing a need to understand how we can improve our services under current pressures
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With thanks to all units taking part in SAMBA23 - SAMBA would not be possible without acute medicine teams working hard to collect the data for their patients in Emergency Departments, AMUs and SDEC services @acutemedicine
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Happy SAMBA day! Thanks to all the teams taking part - we can’t wait to learn about how acute medicine services are functioning where you are
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There's still time left to register for SAMBA23! SAMBA day: 22nd June 2023 You can find the registration link @ acutemedicine.org.uk/samba/ Everyone who has registered so far should have received an email from SAMBA - if you haven't, please get in touch [email protected]
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SAMBA23 is 8 weeks away! Make sure you have got all the information you need and signed up at acutemedicine.org.uk/registr… SAMBA23 will help us understand the performance of acute medicine services in the pressures we are currently facing @acutemedicine
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Looking forward to SAMBA23 Help us understand how your acute medicine services work, Taking place Thursday 22nd June 2023 acutemedicine.org.uk/save-th… @acutemedicine @Catatkin @DanLasserson @csubbe @acutemed2 @twh_knight @AdrianKennedy @RagitVaria
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As always, a massive thank you to all the teams that took part @acutemedicine We appreciate the time and effort put in by all the units that participated Certificates are in progress! If you require a copy of your local report, email us at [email protected]
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SAMBA22 local reports are now available - how does your AMU and SDEC performance compare? If you haven't received your pdf report, email us at [email protected]
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Abstract submission is still open for SAMManchester - we’re looking forward to a great event and hearing about the quality improvement, audit and research taking place in @acutemedicine units nationally
Deadline for abstract submission for sammanchester2022.org is Sunday 17 July 2359BST. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to share your important work with the wider acute medicine community. @nickscr1 @acutemed2 @SueManby @VickyKomrower
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A massive thank you to all the units who have been taking part in SAMBA22 Don’t forget to submit your SAMBA22 patient outcome data! If you haven’t received a link to submit your data, contact us at [email protected] @acutemedicine
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There’s just over 24 hrs to go until SAMBA22! Thanks to everyone who has registered so far for your patience as we get our new database up and running If you haven’t heard from us about setting up your login, please get in touch at [email protected] @acutemedicine
How do nurse staffing levels in acute medicine services compare to the volume of clinical care we deliver? Read our analysis here: rdcu.be/cLjvm @HannahLaugher @TashKelly5 @twh_knight @Catatkin @DanLasserson @csubbe @acutemedicine
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At the next SAM webinar on 16th Feb we’ll be discussing some of the recent topics covered in SAMBA Including nurse staffing in acute medicine services, and frailty services at the front door @Catatkin @HannahLaugher @twh_knight @DanLasserson
Thanks to all who uploaded abstracts for #sambristol - great response! Results 10 Feb! AND on 16 Feb we have one of our brilliant SAM Webinars 1900-2045hrs. 3 topics - length of stay, nurse staffing & acute frailty services. 2 CPD points! Register here: eventsforce.net/eventage/189…
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Save the date! SAMBA22 will be taking place on Thursday 23rd June, open to all acute hospitals interested in measuring performance within acute medicine services, including AMU and SDEC Further details to follow @acutemedicine @Catatkin @csubbe @DanLasserson @acutemed2
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Variation in frailty screening and frailty services with acute medicine nationally Gaps between provision and policy for patients with frailty Results from SAMBA - @twh_knight @Catatkin @finbarr45452612 @csubbe @acutemed2 @DanLasserson @acutemedicine
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How do acute medicine services plan for increased pressure in winter? What approaches and measures do we take? We are very pleased to share the results of our winter SAMBA survey from Jan 2020 to start answering these questions rdcu.be/cEd89 @acutemedicine
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Increased pressures during winter continue to place considerable demand on acute services - this impacts the delivery of care, in acute services and in elective services The measures that hospitals use to try to cope with these pressures vary considerably
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The SAMBA2021 National Report is available now! acutemedicine.org.uk/samba-2… Once again a massive thank you to all the teams that took part - your loal reports are still available through the database - please download these to use locally! What does SAMBA2021 tell us...
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1) Acute medicine service performance is similar to SAMBA19 in June 2019 - a massive positive considering the pressure that all our services have been under (and still are) and the amount of reorganisation that some centres have been through in these last 18 months @acutemedicine
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