Fastrack Discharge Co-ordinator in Worthing inWorthing PUBLISHED WED 27 NOV 2024 Jump to job information section
Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year Dependant on experience
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A great opportunity has arisen to work along side the Discharge Team , here at Worthing Hospital, as a FastTrack Discharge Co-ordinator . Experience is preferred but full training will be given to the right candidate .
We are a professional , friendly and supportive team , with a strong focus on patient first and patient experience.
Full induction will be given and personal and professional development is always encouraged and supported.
** Previous applicants need not apply**
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- To complete Fastrack assessments for our end of life patients.
- Attendance at daily huddle and board rounds to identify patients appropriate for a Fastrack
- Attendance at weekly MDT (multi-disciplinary team) meetings on each ward in caseload.
- To liaise with relatives All age continuing health care members of the MDT and our community partners . ,
About us Act as key-worker to co-ordinate individual complex discharges- with Main focus on End of life and Fastrack completion. Ensure compliance with NSF for NHS Continuing Healthcare and act as the Trusts liaison with All Age NHS Continuing Healthcare . Act as Trust experts in discharge planning, assisting and supporting the MDT to drive and co-ordinate discharges, ensuring effective, timely intervention from all disciplines Assist wards and teams with understanding and using the Home First Model Support the integrated Discharge Hub in matching patients to pathways Provide education in discharge planning to members of the MDT or other professional groups requiring this teaching Support transfers to NHS funded community venues/services Participate in the development of Trusted Assessment for care transfers Monitor performance associated with discharge, identifying gaps in service provision that may have a detrimental effect on length of stay, delayed transfers of care or patient experience Work with multi-agency representatives to reduce length of stay, numbers of super-stranded patients and delayed transfers of care, to achieve performance targets related to discharge Facilitate Trusts compliance with current legislation relating to discharge planning ¨C11C ¨C12C ¨C13C
Act as key-worker to co-ordinate individual complex discharges- with Main focus on End of life and Fastrack completion.
Ensure compliance with NSF for NHS Continuing Healthcare and act as the Trusts liaison with All Age NHS Continuing Healthcare .
Act as Trust experts in discharge planning, assisting and supporting the MDT to drive and co-ordinate discharges, ensuring effective, timely intervention from all disciplines
Assist wards and teams with understanding and using the Home First Model
Support the integrated Discharge Hub in matching patients to pathways
Provide education in discharge planning to members of the MDT or other professional groups requiring this teaching
Support transfers to NHS funded community venues/services
Participate in the development of Trusted Assessment for care transfers
Monitor performance associated with discharge, identifying gaps in service provision that may have a detrimental effect on length of stay, delayed transfers of care or patient experience
Work with multi-agency representatives to reduce length of stay, numbers of super-stranded patients and delayed transfers of care, to achieve performance targets related to discharge
Facilitate Trusts compliance with current legislation relating to discharge planning
¨C11C ¨C12C ¨C13C
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Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your professional background?
What attracted you to the role of FastTrack Discharge Co-ordinator at Worthing Hospital?
What prior experience do you have in discharge planning or working within a hospital environment, particularly with end-of-life care?
Can you describe your understanding of the Home First Model and its importance in discharge planning?
How familiar are you with the National Service Framework (NSF) for NHS Continuing Healthcare?
1. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your professional background?
2. What attracted you to the role of FastTrack Discharge Co-ordinator at Worthing Hospital?
3. What prior experience do you have in discharge planning or working within a hospital environment, particularly with end-of-life care?
4. Can you describe your understanding of the Home First Model and its importance in discharge planning?
5. How familiar are you with the National Service Framework (NSF) for NHS Continuing Healthcare?
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To work as a Fast Track Discharge Coordinator in the UK, you will need a combination of relevant skills and qualifications. Here’s a breakdown of the skills that are generally important for this position:
1. Clinical Knowledge
- Understanding of healthcare systems and processes, particularly in relation to discharge planning.
- Familiarity with various medical conditions and treatments.
2. Communication Skills
- Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively liaise with patients, families, and healthcare professionals.
- Ability to convey complex information in an understandable manner.
3. Interpersonal Skills
- Empathy and the ability to build rapport with patients and their families.
- Ability to work effectively in a team and with multiple stakeholders.
4. Organizational Skills
- Strong planning and organizational abilities to manage multiple cases simultaneously.
- Time management skills to prioritize tasks effectively.
5. Problem-Solving Skills
- Ability to assess situations, identify issues, and develop effective solutions under pressure.
- Critical thinking skills to evaluate options for discharge planning.
6. Knowledge of Policies and Regulations
- Familiarity with healthcare policies, relevant legislation, and discharge planning protocols in the UK, including safeguarding policies.
7. IT Skills
- Proficiency in using electronic health records (EHR) and other healthcare-related software.
- Ability to perform data entry and maintain accurate records.
8. Project Management Skills
- Basic project management skills to coordinate discharge processes and ensure timely transitions.
9. Negotiation and Advocacy Skills
- Ability to negotiate and advocate for patients' needs and services required post-discharge.
10. Experience in Healthcare Settings
- Previous experience in healthcare settings, such as nursing, social work, or allied health professions, can be beneficial.
Related Qualifications:
- A background in a relevant field, such as nursing, social work, or healthcare administration.
- Training in discharge planning or case management could also be valuable.
Additional Considerations:
- Continuous professional development (CPD) may be necessary to stay updated on best practices in discharge coordination and related fields.
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