Clinical Team Lead - Patient FlowinCounty WideinCounty WidePUBLISHED TUE 3 DEC 2024
Opportunity to lead and innovate in a newly created role, allowing for the development of new processes and frameworks for patient flow.
Direct impact on improving patient care outcomes by addressing internal constraints and optimizing discharge processes.
Collaboration with diverse multidisciplinary teams across various Intermediate Care Services, enhancing teamwork and professional relationships.
Involvement in crucial clinical audits and quality assurance measures, ensuring high standards of patient care are maintained.
Focus on data collection and analysis to inform decision-making, promoting a culture of evidence-based practice.
Chance to play a key role in re-energizing the red to green daily process, fostering an efficient and effective patient flow system.
Professional development opportunities through engagement with both operational and clinical aspects of the health care system.
The role of "Clinical Team Lead - Patient Flow" at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust involves managing and optimizing patient flow within three Intermediate Care services over a 12-month period. The post holder will work closely with the Operations Hub and the Intermediate Care Services, focusing on identifying and addressing internal constraints affecting patient flow, such as long length of stay and discharge delays. Responsibilities include establishing effective multi-disciplinary collaboration, overseeing discharge processes, conducting clinical audits, and ensuring compliance with quality standards.
Additionally, the Clinical Team Lead will be responsible for reinvigorating the "red to green" daily process, sharing best practices among services, and maintaining accurate patient records. The role requires proactive engagement with the Intermediate Care Services to enhance the internal patient flow journey while addressing any concerns or constraints that may arise.
Additionally, the Clinical Team Lead will be responsible for reinvigorating the "red to green" daily process, sharing best practices among services, and maintaining accurate patient records. The role requires proactive engagement with the Intermediate Care Services to enhance the internal patient flow journey while addressing any concerns or constraints that may arise.
Opportunity to lead and innovate in a newly created role, allowing for the development of new processes and frameworks for patient flow.
Direct impact on improving patient care outcomes by addressing internal constraints and optimizing discharge processes.
Collaboration with diverse multidisciplinary teams across various Intermediate Care Services, enhancing teamwork and professional relationships.
Involvement in crucial clinical audits and quality assurance measures, ensuring high standards of patient care are maintained.
Focus on data collection and analysis to inform decision-making, promoting a culture of evidence-based practice.
Chance to play a key role in re-energizing the red to green daily process, fostering an efficient and effective patient flow system.
Professional development opportunities through engagement with both operational and clinical aspects of the health care system.
We are pleased to have an exciting opportunity in a newly created role for 12 months within the CPFT Operations Hubs.
The role will be centred around the early identification, recognition and assessment for patient flow within the three Intermediate Care services. With a focus on internal constraints to patient flow, working alongside services to embed robust processes to support patient flow.
The post holder will be a member of the Operations Hub working effectively with the three Intermediate Care Services (Intermediate Care at home, Intermediate Care in a Care Home & Intermediate Care in an In-patient rehab ward) to deliver quality patient flow services. There is a specific focus on the internal processes, including red to green, long length of stay and internal constraints to optimising patient flow.
The post holder will deliver and establish effective multi-disciplinary working within the Intermediate Care Services, this will include:
- overseeing the smooth running of the discharge process
- delays in all elements of the discharge process
- long length of stay
- clinical audit
- standards and outcomes for patients
- other quality aspects of patient flow.
- To proactively work alongside the Intermediate Care Services to focus on the internal patient flow journey
- Provide advice and support to the wider members of the Intermediate Care Services and Multi-Disciplinary teams
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Please refer to the attached job description and person specification for full details of responsibilities.
- Take a lead role in re invigorating the red to green daily process across the Intermediate Care Services, including data collection
- Sharing best practice across the Intermediate Care Services for internal patient flow process
- Responsible for ensuring that no patients are on the Stranded Patient Tracker list (PTL) due to internal reasoning
- Escalating concerns and constraints
- Clear, succinct and precise documentation in patient records
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