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AIM: To reduce medicine incidents in a (20-30 bed) care home by 50% by 29 January 2018
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Aim: To Reduce the DNA/CNA rate for Prisoners booked to attend outpatient hospital appointments by 10%, from 35% to 25% by January 2018
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Aim: By December 2017, 6 residents will have their continence care reliably assessed, leading to improved and sustained continence care outcomes. (Operational definition of reliably assessed: there is enough information being recorded that...
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AIM :- By December 2018, 75% of prisoners who serve more than 6 months in HMP Perth are registered with a GP practice following a planned liberation where an address is known in Dundee, Angus or Perth localities in order to ensure they continue to...
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AIM :- To increase by 50% the number of frail elderly patients able to safely remain at home with support arrangements put in place in place by the GP Out of Hours Service by March 2018.
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Improving the financial independence of women experiencing domestic abuse in Edinburgh Download (567 KB)
The aim of the project is to generate learning on how to facilitate the empowerment of women to move into paid work, and to identify and challenge the structural barriers they face in the labour market.*
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Aim: The project aim was to introduce a reliable screening tool in Diabetic Retinopathy Screening (DRS) with 95% of eligible patients that raises awareness of physical activity guidelines and local opportunities by end March 2018.
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Presenting data to tell a story of #improvement, #engagement, #dementia, & #occupational therapy Download (564 KB)
By 22nd April 2018 we will have increased the number of people engaging with occupational therapists by sharing their work in dementia, on twitter with over 1,000 followers.
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Advanced Practice Physiotherapist (APP) as part of a multidisciplinary approach to General Practice Download (684 KB)
Aim To increase GP appointment capacity in Burnbrae Practice, Shotts Health Centre by 10% by 30th June 2018.
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Our Aim: To increase the percentage of appropriate admissions from the Emergency Department to the Coronary Care Unit, University Hospital Ayr to 80% by 31st March 2018
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AIM: By June 2018, 80% of clients supported by the Mental Health Local Area Co-ordinator (LACMH) service will have outcomes measured at assessment.
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Aim and Driver Diagram By April 2018, improve patient experience of team-based care by 80% multimorbidity at the Integrated Chronic Care Service.
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By September 2018, maximise the benefits of intergenerational sessions by increasing resident's activity levels to 20 minutes per session and having 90% of children achieving high levels of wellbeing and involvement.
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Project Aim: There will be a 40% increase in referrals to the Weight Management Service by Midlothian primary care services by September 2018
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Video conference pathway for NHS Shetland patients to receive elective orthopaedic follow up with NHS Grampian Download (429 KB)
By September 2018 100% Woodend orthopaedic follow up appointments will take place utilising VC where clinically appropriate to do so. Future expansion would include New referrals also.
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The aim is to demonstrate a reduction in time by 50% whilst reliability is maintained.
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To reduce review appointment by 30% on baseline by April 2018
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By May 2018 100% of the Monthly Monitoring Reports (MMR) will be submitted to RQIA by no later than 28 th working day after the end of the monitoring month.
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To ensure 100% of callers to the Oncology helpline have a full telephone triage completed by May 2018
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To reduce the average dispensing time for clozapine prescriptions in Knockbracken Pharmacy by 25% by April 2018.
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To implement a Person Centred Review for people with a learning disability by September 2018. 10% of service users attending one Day Centre will have a Multi- Disciplinary Team Person Centred Review.
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AIM : By December 2018, 95% of Liaison Nursing referrals received by the Discharge Hub from Ward 105, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary will accurately reflect a requirement for Liaison Nurse intervention.
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Aim: That care at home staff will increase their responses measuring regularity of promoting movement, knowledge of movement and capacity within their role to promote movement 2 points on a 10 point scale by November 2018.
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Aim: To reduce non engagement/unplanned ending of support (community based meaningful activity of various forms) by people within their first month of support in our integrated mental health team in the north east of Glasgow by two people per...
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Aim: Increase the number of interactions on the Living Well in the North Knowledge Hub by 10 interactions (e.g. No. of entries in chat box, documents shared on site, video views) per month by July 2019.
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Improving the referral pathway for patients who require incontinence pads on discharge from hospitals in NHS Lothian Download (739 KB)
Aim: By June 2019, 90% of patients referred to the Continence Care Service by utilising a single point of contact on discharge from hospital will be given a 2 week review by a Community Product Specialist.
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By Feb 2020, 80% of carers of patients on the Transitions Ward at Ulster Hospital will have knowledge of supports available to them at discharge.
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TO UNDERSTAND THE WELLBEING OF 50% OF YOUNG PEOPLE OPEN TO IST BY DECEMBER 2019.
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To increase the number of initial assessments completed using the ACE tool to 20% within Craigavon Gateway Team by Dec 2019.
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The aim of this project is to increase self reported physical activity levels within this group by 20% by December 2020.
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By March 2020, reduce the length of child protection registration for children receiving intensive support by 10%
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Improving outcomes for Children and Young People who are Looked After at Home in Aberdeenshire Download (505 KB)
By December 2019, 90% of all referrals from a multi-agency decision will be made to the Reporter within 15 working days
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To improve the Health and Wellbeing Outcomes for at least 50% of homeless people/program participants (30 individual participants) in the Housing First Pathfinder Program in Aberdeen City by 2021. The target group for the SCiL program improvement...
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Increase the percentage of appointments booked with the community link worker at Saltcoats General Practice to 80% every week by the end of March 2020.
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Increase access to short breaks for adults with learning disabilities in the Scottish Borders Download (534 KB)
There will be an increase in delivery of respite / short breaks services from ARK Short Breaks service to adults with learning disabilities, assessed as needing respite/short breaks in the Scottish Borders, from 65% to 80% by March 2020.
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By June 2020, 80% of patients on the Bishopbriggs District Nursing caseload with a Rockwood score of 7 and above will have a conversation about their preferred place of care recorded within an Anticipatory Care Plan (ACP).
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Weight Management in Torry
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Enablement Occupational Therapy within East Ayrshire Council
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Using identified call patterns to generate incident reports which better inform on-going care planning.
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Implementing a person centered chronic disease review system for the patients and staff of Dollar Health Centre
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Improving hydration in older people to reduce infection and increase health and wellbeing benefits
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Increase the use of virtual consultations from 5% to 30% in NHS Lothian Podiatry MSK service by Feb 2022
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Managing patients with low risk Palpitations in Primary Care
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Increasing the use of block play to help progress pre-school children's mathematical and creative skills development.
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Using QI methods to improve use of a co-produced case management tool within the CAReS integrated alcohol and drug service
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Using SMART principles as an approach to goal setting whilst reviewing outcome focussed support.
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The introduction of a new brother and sister assessment tool by one local authority social work children and families team
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Improving approaches and resources to support Care Inspectorate Inspectors to signpost and share Safe Staffing resources and information with social care services
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Increase preferred place of death documented for patients with a palliative care need
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Development of a Workload and Workforce Planning Tool for Hospital at Home Services in Scotland.
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Gathering feedback to understand what activities are meaningful to patients in Migdale Hospital
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Implementing an online mental health and wellbeing service to support children and young people within South Lanarkshire Download (353 KB)
Implementing an online mental health and wellbeing service to support children and young people within South Lanarkshire
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Reducing failed packages in a Care at Home Service
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Increasing participants self-reported knowledge and understanding of the Health and Care (Staffing) (Scotland) Act 2019.
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Falls – Occupational Therapy in Partnership with Scottish Ambulance Service in Moray Download (2 MB)
By April 2022, SAS crew members in Moray will refer to OT a minimum of 15% of falls patients attended, not conveyed to hospital
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Community Nursing Teams within North Lanarkshire HSCP will adopt a person centred based care to enable ALL care to be delivered to appropriate patients from within the Community Nursing care Enhanced Care Approach.
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% reduction in unscheduled visits for catheter related issues by Central Tillydrone Community Nursing Team by March 2022
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Changing Attitudes about Domestic Abuse in all its Forms and Ensuring Victims Receive Access to the Right Support Download (946 KB)
Increase by 15% victims aged 16-25 of domestic abuse receiving support from specialist services in Aberdeen by November 2022
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Increase Hate Crime reported by victims in Aberdeen from 20% to 40% by May 2023
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Increasing awareness and supporting the implementation of self evaluation guidance with Care at Home providers Download (510 KB)
Supporting improvement through self evaluation to improve outcomes for people who experience care at home services.
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ScIL 43 Poster
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ScIL 43 Poster
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Improving mortality learning event reporting and review in NHS Tayside mental health community services Download (563 KB)
ScIL 43 Poster
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ScIL 43 Poster
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ScIL 43 Poster