£17,000 Trusted Assessor and Q4: 2 day trusted assessor training Q4 £0 Referral Training delivered to staff across health and (Pembrokeshire/HDUHB) social care. Feedback from participants extremely positive. Participants now able to safely prescribe range of daily living equipment without person requiring additional OT assessment, improving timely response, reducing risk and duplication of assessment. £40,400 MAST - nurse/ social worker Q4: Additional District Nursing Q4 £29,885.99 at front door of acute hospital Band 6 1 WTE has facilitated Comments received: (Pembrokeshire/HDUHB) District Nursing presence on all enough “Couldn’t thank – weekends and Bank Holidays in such good service didn’t expect Q4. on a Sunday!” The Additional District Nursing by the team who were “Impressed capacity has facilitated greater able to assess what I needed so liaison with the hospital that I could go home”. Discharge Liaison Nurse Team, good thorough service. “A Joint Discharge Team and Surprised dad came home on a Complex Care Team in terms of Saturday but he is much better. in-reach to acute wards for Lovely to receive the follow-up patients assessed at A&E / call, thank you”. ACDU. 232 assessments were completed in A&E/ACDU by MAST, with 142 patients (61%) of those assessed not requiring admission to an acute hospital bed. A further 211 patients received post-discharge support by the MAST team. 59 assessments were completed on weekends / Bank Holidays. All 232 had District Nurse input according to identified need. £185,000 WCCIS Q4: Q4 £189,459.00
£17,000 Trusted Assessor and Referral Training (Pembrokeshire/HDUHB) Q4: 2 day trusted assessor training delivered to staff across health and social care. Feedback from participants extremely positive. Participants now able to safely prescribe range of daily living equipment without person requiring additional OT assessment, improving timely response, reducing risk and duplication of assessment. Q4 £0 £40,400 MAST - nurse/ social worker at front door of acute hospital (Pembrokeshire/HDUHB) Q4: Additional District Nursing Band 6 1 WTE has facilitated District Nursing presence on all weekends and Bank Holidays in Q4. The Additional District Nursing capacity has facilitated greater liaison with the hospital Discharge Liaison Nurse Team, Joint Discharge Team and Complex Care Team in terms of in-reach to acute wards for patients assessed at A&E / ACDU. 232 assessments were completed in A&E/ACDU by MAST, with 142 patients (61%) of those assessed not requiring admission to an acute hospital bed. A further 211 patients received post-discharge support by the MAST team. 59 assessments were completed on weekends / Bank Holidays. All 232 had District Nurse input according to identified need. Q4 £29,885.99 Comments received: “Couldn’t thank enough – didn’t expect such good service on a Sunday!” “Impressed by the team who were able to assess what I needed so that I could go home”. “A good thorough service. Surprised dad came home on a Saturday but he is much better. Lovely to receive the follow-up call, thank you”. £185,000 WCCIS Q4: Q4 £189,459.00
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