Maternity Matron will ask the Midwifery team to provide a Friends and Family test questionnaire to mothers’ following each clinic appointment to encourage patient feedback on services throughout the patient journey. Maternity Matron participated in a National ‘Webinex’ to improve and define the parameters forward for recording Touch Point 1-4 Friends and Family test. 2.9 Mortality Data Fig 1 The latest iteration of the SHMI is illustrated in Figure 1. The value of 0.99 lies well within the parameters expected given the age and co-morbidities of the patients treated, and represents the best showing by the Trust since the first publication of the SHMI in 2012. The current figure of 0.99 indicates that the number of deaths was nine fewer than anticipated (actual deaths = 960; expected deaths 969). The SHMI has now been published six times and Table 1 summarises the data for each period. Period SHMI % of Deaths Deaths Deaths Elective Emergency deaths within 30 within 30 occurring patient patient with a days of days of in activity activity palliative elective emergency hospital care code admission Admission (%) (%) (%) July 2011 1.07 19.89 20 (1) 920 (5.62) 657 1995 2012 (69.82) October 1.05 20.39 17 (0.87) 915 (5.51) 657 1963 16616 2011 – (70.74) September 2012 January 1.03 21.08 12 (0.63) 913 (5.71) 633 1890 2012 – (68.43) December 2012 April 2012 1.01 18.58 12 (0.65) 919 (6.01) 645 1833 15279 March – (69.28) 2013 July 2012 – 1.02 18.18 10 (0.56) 969 (6.44) 664 1776 June 2013 (67.82) October 0.99 19.38 8 (0.46) 952 (6.36) 651 1747 14964 (67.81) 2013 Table 1
Maternity Matron will ask the Midwifery team to provide a Friends and Family test questionnaire to mothers’ following each clinic appointment to encourage patient feedback on services throughout the patient journey. Maternity Matron participated in a National ‘Webinex’ to improve and define the parameters forward for recording Touch Point 1-4 Friends and Family test. 2.9 Mortality Data Fig 1 The latest iteration of the SHMI is illustrated in Figure 1. The value of 0.99 lies well within the parameters expected given the age and co-morbidities of the patients treated, and represents the best showing by the Trust since the first publication of the SHMI in 2012. The current figure of 0.99 indicates that the number of deaths was nine fewer than anticipated (actual deaths = 960; expected deaths 969). The SHMI has now been published six times and Table 1 summarises the data for each period. Period SHMI % of deaths with a palliative care code Deaths within 30 days of elective admission (%) Deaths within 30 days of emergency Admission (%) Deaths occurring in hospital (%) Elective patient activity Emergency patient activity July 2011 2012 1.07 19.89 20 (1) 920 (5.62) 657 (69.82) 1995 October 2011 – September 2012 1.05 20.39 17 (0.87) 915 (5.51) 657 (70.74) 1963 16616 January 2012 – December 2012 1.03 21.08 12 (0.63) 913 (5.71) 633 (68.43) 1890 April 2012 – March 2013 1.01 18.58 12 (0.65) 919 (6.01) 645 (69.28) 1833 15279 July 2012 – June 2013 1.02 18.18 10 (0.56) 969 (6.44) 664 (67.82) 1776 October 2013 0.99 19.38 8 (0.46) 952 (6.36) 651 (67.81) 1747 14964 Table 1
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