Director of Elective & Emergency Care Improvement - NHS England. Creator of MaDE (Multi-agency Discharge Event) #electivecare #CHIST #ECIST #MHIST
England, United Kingdom
Joined May 2011
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@TLRailUK
Late again tonight, first train delayed then cancelled, next one 27 mins late and still creeping back. Just watched an empty train go by. no reassurance, no confidence this service will turn up. Your PPM is 67%, on-time only 57%. WAY below national Q1 average of 87%!
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9% of services cancelled against national 3.4%. This is bad folks! Please stop understating your issues and start showing real operational fixes, not just digitally repositioned coaches. We are people, shameful service.
#ThameslinkFail
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Stephen Duncan retweeted
The GIRFT for Emergency Medicine SEDIT now has three more tabs: two ICS overview pages and the new SEA-IT (the Summary Emergency Ambulance Indicator Table). We hope that you find them useful! @RCollEM @NHSGIRFT @boltonnhsft @SJM_NHS @sjdunc @anedoc1
"The #GIRFT #SEDIT was designed to fulfil the need to understand why different #EDs have both similar and different problems, depending on factors such as the local population and the historical staffing of the hospital."
SEDIT web page
🔗bit.ly/3W5shpm
@DrChrisMoulton
Stephen Duncan retweeted
🎉 Introducing our newly elected trustees!
👉 Jaqualine Lindridge as Professional Standards Trustee
👉 Benjamin Haselwood as Education Trustee
👉 Jonathan Davies as Membership Trustee
👉 Ed Harry as Research Trustee
#ParamedicsUK
Stephen Duncan retweeted
New organisations, teams and individuals are joining every week. Over 1100 medals have been awarded, and behind every one there is a story of reconditioning and making a difference.
Come and join the movement 🥇🥈🥉
future.nhs.uk/ECISTnetwork/v…
Stephen Duncan retweeted
🎥ECIST Bitesize Podcast Series - New Episode🎥
In the latest episode, our Medical Director @anedoc1 talks to @StuartNuttall1 @sjd1812 & Sue Chadwick from @LeedsHospitals about the function @CemBooks plays in supporting good site management and escalation.
youtu.be/pZqDxSgqXuI
Stephen Duncan retweeted
🎥ECIST Bitesize Podcast Series - New Episodes🎥
In the lastest episodes of the podcast series, we recently went to speak with @rawbubbles9 and @nhsswft colleagues.
Catch up on the OPAT service, and Acute Respiratory Team at the link below
#CEOGlen
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
Stephen Duncan retweeted
2nd podcast recording of the day at @nhsswft with @rawbubbles9 and @WarksFireRescue chatting about their settle at home service. One to watch out for
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Chocolate fish for fantastic duo from @ECISTNetwork here to help today @NGHnhstrust @HeidiSmoult @debshan65 @PalmerPW1
Stephen Duncan retweeted
Gold Medal presented to Rachel Williams by Amanda Pritchard Chief Executive of NHS England from her management team, motivating us to keep moving forward, admission avoidance, EndPJparalysis & treating us like her family @rawbubbles9 @ReconGamesUK @MoppettSarah @SwftOpmu @swftnhs
Stephen Duncan retweeted
Convening people with an interest in reducing harms resulting from poor flow. Come share your views / experiences!
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Big shout out to that Care home. What do we need to do to ensure calls like this become the norm rather than such a surprise. Much pref to come from a position of enquiry rather than blame. @ECISTNetwork @SJM_NHS
When you phone the care home to ask for their cut off time and they reply "they can come back whenever, it's their home". 🥰 Why are they not all this this, it would help free up so many beds!
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Stephen Duncan retweeted
Follow on question. Also a poor but sadly too real choice (accepting that none of these are ok). Please RT if u answer. If you or your relative required hospital admission and were acutely sick (not ICU sick), been treated in ED & long waits for a bed would you rather be in?
5%An ED corridor
18%ED 2 to a cubicle
26%A post ED holding area
51%Boarded 1 over on a ward
276 votes • Final results Stephen Duncan retweeted
Appreciating that this is a difficult one and no option is ideal care Answering as a patient. If you/your relative were in significant pain/septic/having a possible heart attack/stroke/ head injury on blood thinners etc. would you rather have/be?
2%A long ambulance delay
30%treated in an ED corridor
67%In ED 2 to a cubicle
606 votes • Final results Stephen Duncan retweeted
🎥ECIST Bitesize Podcast (nursing mini-series) - New Episode
In the latest episode in our nursing directorate mini-series, @GilesAdams999 chats with @GorgeousLesley about the safe delegation of insulin administration in community teams
#TeamCNO
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
Stephen Duncan retweeted
On my way for an actual IRL podcast recording with @Jacquih0lmes at @uhbtrust for @ECISTNetwork @ReconGamesUK
Been some great early work from the team so looking forward to capturing and sharing 🏅
Stephen Duncan retweeted
@adamgordon1978 did a brilliant interview about deconditioning with BBC breakfast 26th Nov 2022, here's a 30 second edit of his interview youtube.com/watch?v=nvFpxwFa…
Full 9 minute version here youtube.com/watch?v=8aUxaLH_…
Stephen Duncan retweeted
Lots of deconditioning resources and references on our @ECISTNetwork FutureNHS site here future.nhs.uk/ECISTnetwork/v… as part of the @ReconGamesUK #ReconditionTheNation movement including the slide @CathyWinfield shared #EndPJparalysis
