Performance and Clinical Outcomes Sample Clauses

Performance and Clinical Outcomes. The service will develop and agree with NSD, specific performance and quality measures to give assurance of service quality, effectiveness and performance. impact and health gain. NSD will monitor these measures on an ongoing basis and will reserve the right to request improvement plans where appropriate, and will expect evidence of improvement over an agreed time period. To facilitate the delivery of the quality ambitions, the six domains of quality offer a framework to measure and assess the service against specific performance and quality measures. The Advanced Interventions service is expected to report on the following: Six Domains of Quality Indicators
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Performance and Clinical Outcomes. The service will develop and agree with NSD, specific performance and quality measures to give assurance of service quality, effectiveness and performance, impact and health gain. NSD will monitor these measures on an ongoing basis and will reserve the right to request improvement plans where appropriate, and will expect evidence of improvement over an agreed time period. To facilitate the delivery of the quality ambitions, the six domains of quality offer a framework to measure and assess the service against specific performance and quality measures. The adult congenital cardiac service is expected to report on the following: Six Domains of Quality Indicators/Metrics Performance Measures: Equitable: Providing care that does not vary in quality because of personal characteristics such as gender, ethnicity, geographic location or socio-economic status • Assessments by NHS Board • Procedures Efficient: Avoiding waste, including waste of equipment, supplies, ideas, and energy • % of patients to be seen in outreach • Reduction in DNA – 1% of the previous year’s DNA rate Timely: Reducing waits and sometimes harmful delays for both those who receive care and those who give care • Waiting times from listing to procedure • % review patients appointed within 4 weeks of recall date Clinical Outcomes Effectiveness: Providing services based on scientific knowledge • Target for transition assessment– 20% year on increase • 90% MDT quorate outcomes recorded – peer review standards Safe: Avoiding injuries to patients from care that is intended to help them • Specify NCHDA measures and benchmark - yes/no: within UK benchmark of NICOR measures-- service to specify in report • Mortality rates- benchmark to fit UK acceptable rate Patient focused Outcomes Person-Centred: Providing care that is responsive to individual personal preferences, needs and values and assuring that patient values guide all clinical decisions • % patients who receive / complete patient experience questionnaire for virtual clinics and nurse led transition clinics. • Upheld complaints less than 2% a year The Provider should contribute, where applicable, to national clinical registries. Data from national registries should be incorporated into reportable clinical outcomes and support benchmarking of adult congenital cardiac service.
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