Integrated Activity Engagement Tool
St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, London, Acute
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St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, London, Acute
NHS managers need to understand patient throughput, types of activity being delivered and how these vary over time. They need reliable, timely and trusted information which is available in a range of formats to suit the relevant audiences and support to navigate and understand the information provided.
Despite healthcare resource group (HRG) activity and financial information becoming largely redundant at the start of the pandemic, there is still a demand to see activity information by speciality, HRG and at patient level to help manage clinical services.
The frequency of reporting has switched from monthly to weekly and the emphasis turned to tracking patient pathways rather than income. Clinical specialities need to understand the type of patient activity that they are seeing in order to plan their resources appropriately.
How might we adapt the rich source of information that was previously used for income reporting so that clinicians and managers have easy access to activity information at a patient level to make informed decisions to help manage their service?
Monthly and weekly activity reporting with full patient level drill down including a rich and easily accessible pool of information. These are designed in a way to suit individual clinical teams and made available in familiar software such as Excel and Tableau, without compromising performance.
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Read now“Clinical specialities were able to view data on a weekly/ monthly basis without the requirement for specialist software meeting the demands of the organisation.”
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“This is my favourite innovation as it’s got a huge benefit for the patient pathway and planning of care. I would be interested in seeing this benefit the wider NHS.”
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