Masterclass: Clinical Working Group Part 1 Maternity and NewBorn Care

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Master-class Clinical Working Group (Part
1)Maternity and New-Born Care
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Welcome

• Speaker
• Discussion Contributors
• Facilitator

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Objectives

• Identify best practices and creative approaches
  from speaker ideas and experiences
• Determine how to apply new ideas/approaches,
  including identifying barriers and steps to
  overcome.

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Table Introductions

• Your name, organisation
• Role in Pathway
• Agree scribe, reporter time keeper role

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Table Plenary Discussion 1

• What is your current provision of services for
  this Pathway and how does delivery compare with
  national and international quality indicators?

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Master-class Speaker Presentation
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CLINICAL WORKING GROUP
Maternity Newborn
Maternity Newborn Staying Healthy Long Term
Care Acute care Planned care End of life
care Mental health Children
Gwyneth Lewis
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CLINICAL WORKING GROUP
Maternity Newborn
Maternity Newborn Staying Healthy Long Term
Care Acute care Planned care End of life
care Mental health Children
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CLINICAL WORKING GROUP
Maternity Newborn
Maternity Newborn Staying Healthy Long Term
Care Acute care Planned care End of life
care Mental health Children
Prof Arul
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CLINICAL WORKING GROUP
Maternity Newborn
Maternity Newborn Staying Healthy Long Term
Care Acute care Planned care End of life
care Mental health Children
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CLINICAL WORKING GROUP
Maternity Newborn
Maternity Newborn Staying Healthy Long Term
Care Acute care Planned care End of life
care Mental health Children
Karen Baker
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Table Discussion Plenary II

• Question
• What one suggestion from the Speaker, Discussion
  Contributors colleagues can be implemented to
  improve health outcomes for your Pathway?

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Wrap-up Close
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Complete Strategy
Assess
Define Desired
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and Implementation
Current State
Future
Creating Our NHS, Our Future Together Maternity
Newborn Care
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Welcome

• Introductions
• Objectives
• Incorporate learning over the past two days
• Share ideas with other SHA groups
• Output
• Further development of Pathway steps towards
  implementation

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What does Maternity Newborn Care currently look
like in your area?

• Table Discussion I
• Describe your current pathway(s)
• List the pathway issues in your area using the
  pathway frameworks provided in the worksheet.
• Document on flip chart paper.
• NB We assume that many of you have already done
  extensive work in analysing your Pathway.

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In your future NHS, what will Maternity Newborn
Care look like?

• Table Discussion II
• It is 3 years from today. Your Pathway is known
  throughout the UK as a pathway of excellence.
• What do you see happening?
• What are people saying?
• What are the 3 most important elements of the
  pathway(s) for the pathway to function
  effectively?
• Document on flipchart paper.
• Plenary Discussion

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Describe the steps required to implement your
vision?
How will we get there?

• Table Discussion III
• Describe the steps required to implement your
  vision of a new pathway(s).
• What has been learnt from the speakers which
  could help in the change programme?
• How could/should this change management process
  be done to ensure best practice change?
• You should be working with other clinical
  pathways, how will you do this?
• What are the key barriers to delivering high
  quality care?
• Document on flip chart paper.
• Plenary Discussion II

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Review other SHA Pathways Implementation Steps

• Review other SHA Pathways and Steps for
  Implementation
• Opportunity to see work from other SHAs
• Plenary Discussion III

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What 1 key thing would your group like to tell
Ara?

• Facilitators collect worksheet from each table.

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CLINICAL WORKING GROUP
Maternity Newborn
Maternity Newborn Staying Healthy Long Term
Care Acute care Planned care End of life
care Mental health Children