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1 University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust Learning Disability Acute Liaison Nurse Team based at the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust Annual Report April 2014 to March 2015 (Dickens) (Easy Read Version)
2 Content Page 1. The Service Members What the service does Groups of people seen by the team People seen Service description Things achieved by the team Care achievements Patient Contact Leicester City Clinical Commissioning Group - Patient Information West Leicestershire Clinical Commissioning Group - Patient Information East Leicestershire and Rutland Clinical Commissioning Group Patient Information Good Practice The DisDAT Tool and Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities 10. Things the team are going to do How to contact the team...18 Page 2
3 1. The Service Members The team currently are Katrina Dickens and Louise Hammond. 2. What the Service Does The team continues to work with hospital staff in the care of patients with learning disabilities at: - Leicester Royal Infirmary - Leicester General Hospital - Glenfield General Hospital The team continues to support patients with learning disabilities and their relatives/carers when they come into hospital. The team provides training about patients with learning disabilities to the hospital staff. Training Room Page 3
4 3. Groups of People seen by the team Patients with a learning disability who come to the hospitals. The team has mainly worked with adults over the age of 18 years. The team liaise with the Transitions Team in Leicester City. The team have visited some people who are coming up to the age of 18 and will be coming into adult services. Page 4
5 4. People Seen Any patient from within Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland who come into the hospitals. LEICESTERSHIRE IR Leicester R U TLAND Sometimes the team may be involved in the care of patients from other areas such as Northampton, Kettering or Nottingham. Page 5
6 5. Service Description: The parts of the learning disability acute liaison nurse service are: 5.1. Clinical Care Visiting patients when they come in to hospital until they are discharged. Offering support needed in the patient s care Communicating in and out the hospital: Working with Leicestershire Partnership Trust in relation to people with learning disabilities. Working with primary care services e.g. dentists Supporting the discharge team in hospital when needed Training Room 5.4. Education and Practice Development Training that has been undertaken: The team talk about learning disability awareness on the healthcare assistants and housekeepers induction day. Learning disability awareness to newly qualified student nurses. Person centred care sessions as part of the induction with human resources trainers Student Nurses who work in the hospital have been spending a day with the team. They learn about the team and patients with learning disabilities. Page 6
7 6. Things achieved by the team: The team can do home visits to people within Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland who come into hospital for planned tests or operations. The team also: Try to see patients referred to the service within 24 hours. The times when the team cannot do this is, when patients are admitted at the weekend or bank holiday. - Attend the County Better Health meetings. - Give out a dairy to patients who have been to hospital. This will help to see what patients think of the care they receive. Page 7
8 7. Care Achievements: The patient diary has been given to patients with learning disabilities who have been to the hospital. 54 diaries have been received. The results showed: * Most patients felt nervous/frightened when they came into hospital. * Most patients were happy with the care they received in hospital. * Patients were happy that a learning disability nurse was around if they were needed. The things that patients/carers felt needed improving in hospital were: - Staff to introduce patient to learning disability nurse earlier in their stay. - Specialist mattress not received until near the end of the stay. To consider patient s needs. - Specialist mattress broke down 3 times and needed changing. To make sure equipment is working properly. - No bed available when I came into for a planned operation. - Pictures to help choose meals. - To involve the family in decision making when the patient does not understand. Page 8
9 8. Patient Contact: The team have seen 743 patients within the hospitals. This is 169 more people than last year. These numbers are made up from: Leicester City - West Leicestershire - East Leicestershire and Rutland - Outside Leicester - Patients who do not have a learning disability patients 155 patients 97 patients 13 patients 68 patients Missed patients: Patients who the team know have been to the hospital, but have not been seen is 126. The reasons for this may be: - Came in during the evenings/night time and were discharged - Came in over the weekends/bank holidays and were discharged. - Came in for outpatient appointments but did not need the teams support. Page 9
10 8.1 Leicester City Clinical Commissioning Group Patient Information Age range of patients seen who live in Leicester City Under 18-1 patient 18 to 28 years - 91 patients 29 to 38 years - 47 patients 39 to 48 years - 55 patients 49 to 58 years - 88 patients 59 to 68 years - 76 patients 69 to 78 years - 46 patients 79 to 88 years - 6 patients 89 years and over - 0 patients Gender 194 Female patients seen 216 Male patients seen. Page 10
11 Ethnic Groups: White British - Asian - Black - Polish - Slovakian - Unknown patients seen 70 patients seen 18 patients seen 1 patients see 1 patient seen 2 patients seen Top 10 reasons for patients coming into hospital: 1. Respiratory (chest/breathing) which includes chest infections, asthma, pneumonia, and aspiration pneumonia. 2. Epilepsy (fits) 3. Urine infections 4. CT Scans/MRI Scans/E.C.G.s 5. Falls 6. Ophthalmology (eyes) appointments and operations 7. Cellulitis (infection of the skin and the tissue under the skin). 8. Gastroenteritis (infection that cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea) 9. Constipation (not able to go toilet for a poo) 10. Maxillofacial (teeth) appointments and operations Page 11
12 8.2. West Leicestershire Clinical Commissioning Group Patient Information Age range of patients seen who live in West Leicestershire 18 to 28 years - 26 patients 29 to 38 years - 16 patients 39 to 48 years - 35 patients 49 to 58 years - 17 patients 59 to 68 years - 33 patients 69 to 78 years - 16 patients 79 to 88 years - 11 patients 89 years and over - 0 patients Gender 77 Females patients seen. 78 Male patients seen. Page 12
13 Ethnic Groups: White British - Asian - Black patients seen 10 patients seen 2 patients seen. Top 10 reasons for patients coming into hospital: 1. Respiratory (chest/breathing) which includes chest infections, asthma, pneumonia, and aspiration pneumonia. 2. Epilepsy (fits) 3. Urine infections 4. CT Scans/MRI Scans 5. Cellulitis (infection of the skin and the tissue under the skin). 6. Fractures (broken bones) 7. Heart problems 8. Maxillofacial (teeth) appointments and operations 9. Gastroenteritis (infection that cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea) 10. Cancer related. Page 13
14 8.3. East Leicestershire and Rutland Clinical Commissioning Group Patient Information Age range of patients seen who live in East Leicestershire and Rutland Under 18 years - 1 patient 18 to 28 years - 10 patients 29 to 38 years - 8 patients 39 to 48 years - 16 patients 49 to 58 years - 20 patients 59 to 68 years - 24 patients 69 to 78 years - 14 patients 79 to 88 years - 1 patient 89 years and over - 3 patients Gender 56 Females patients seen. 41 Male patients seen. Page 14
15 Ethnic Groups: White British - Asian - 93 patients seen. 4 patients seen. Top 10 reasons for patients coming into hospital: 1. Respiratory (chest/breathing) which includes chest infections, asthma, pneumonia, and aspiration pneumonia. 2. Urine infections 3. Checking of appointments and information for the community teams and others. 4. Fractures (broken bones). 5. Falls, not resulting in fractures. 6. Epilepsy (fits) 7. Decline in mobility (ability to walk or move) 8. Epilepsy outpatient appointments. 9. Ear operations Maxillofacial (teeth) appointments and operations. - Cancer related - Viral gastroenteritis. Page 15
16 9. Good Practice Cases: 9.1 The DisDAT Tool and Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities. Louise Hammond, one member of the team, has been undertaking some work with Amelia Boulton (learning disability primary care liaison nurse) since Some money was given by The Department of Health to put on a 2 day End of Life Care Conference. The Conference took place on Thursday 22nd March 2012 in Leicester. The Conference was for paid and unpaid carers of people with learning disabilities. 100 people attended. At the Conference, the people who came were made aware the DisDAT Tool. This helps to identify distress cues in people who because of their disability and/or physical illness have severely limited communication. In 2014 Louise and Amelia completed a survey of the DisDAT Tool s use with residential support providers for people with learning disabilities in Leicestershire and Rutland. The DisDAT has been identified to community care staff and hospital through induction training. By joint working we are starting to support people and their families/carers. Page 16
17 9.1 The DisDAT Tool and Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities. Louise and Amelia went to two Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities Network Conferences in 2013 and LEICESTERSHIRE IR Leicester R U TLAND From the Conferences the idea was create a Local Regional Group for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Louise and Amelia have formed a group, which includes Community Nurses, Speech and Language Therapy, MacMillan and LOROS. Page 17
18 9.1 The DisDAT Tool and Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities. The aims of the group are: - To be a support network regionally - Promote and share good practice - Further training: some of the group have attended the Advanced Care Planning and the communication workshop run by LOROS. - To review current pathways to establish collaborative working. - Liaison work has been undertaken with the Palliative Care Service Lead to launch the new information from the Leadership Alliance for the Care of Dying People. - Links have been made with The Amber Care Bundle Team at the hospital, to see how we have a clear Learning Disability pathway. - To update the End of Life Book and Tools for people with learning disabilities. - Macmillan Cancer Support Grant has given the group The group wish to use this money to set up a survivors group for people with learning disabilities who have experienced cancer. Page 18
19 10. Things the team are going to do: To develop the service with the support of the Clinical Commissioning Groups. To develop the service alongside the Single Assessment Framework. IHAL To continue to give out the patient diary. To continue to undertake training in the hospital. Training Room To re-audit the use of the Emergency Grabsheet, the Traffic Information Booklet and the DisDAT Tool. Page 19
20 11. How to contact the team: To contact the learning disability acute liaison nurses: ( Please Telephone: leave a message if the team are not available. Page 20
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