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1 National Mortality Case Record Review Programme Using the structured judgement review method Data collection form (England version) Supported by: Commissioned by:
2 Date Version number Document owner Review date 15 March 2017 One Clare Wade programme manager September May 2017 Two Clare Wade programme manager September 2017 Royal College of Physicians
3 National Mortality Case Record Review Programme: Structured case note review data collection Please enter the following. Age at death (years): Gender: M/F First 3/4 digits of the patient s postcode: Day of admission/attendance: Time of arrival: Day of death: Time of death: Number of days between arrival and death: Month cluster during which the patient died: Jan/Feb/Mar Apr/May/Jun Jul/Aug/Sept Oct/Nov/Dec Specialty team at time of death: Specific location of death: Type of admission: The certified cause of death (if known): Royal College of Physicians
4 Guidance for reviewers 1 Did the patient have a learning disability? No indication of a learning disability. Action: proceed with this review. Yes clear or possible indications from the case records of a learning disability. Action: after your review, please refer the case to the hospital s clinical governance group for linkage with the Learning Disability Mortality Review Programme. 2 Did the patient have a serious mental health issue? No indication of a severe mental health issue. Action: proceed with this review. Yes clear or possible indications from the case records of a severe mental health issue. Action: after your review, please refer the case to the hospital s clinical governance group. 3 Is the patient under 18 years old? No the patient is 18 years or older. Action: proceed with this review. Yes the patient is under 18 years old. Action: after your review, please refer the case to the hospital s clinical governance group for linkage with the Child Death Review Programme. Royal College of Physicians
5 Structured case note review data collection Phase of care: Admission and initial management (approximately the first 24 hours) Please record your explicit judgements about the quality of care the patient received and whether it was in accordance with current good practice (for example, your professional standards or your professional perspective). If there is any other information that you think is important or relevant that you wish to comment on then please do so. Please rate the care received by the patient during this phase. Royal College of Physicians
6 Phase of care: Ongoing care Please record your explicit judgements about the quality of care the patient received and whether it was in accordance with current good practice (for example, your professional standards or your professional perspective). If there is any other information that you think is important or relevant that you wish to comment on then please do so. Please rate the care received by the patient during this phase. Royal College of Physicians
7 Phase of care: Care during a procedure (excluding IV cannulation) Please record your explicit judgements about the quality of care the patient received and whether it was in accordance with current good practice (for example, your professional standards or your professional perspective). If there is any other information that you think is important or relevant that you wish to comment on then please do so. Please rate the care received by the patient during this phase. Royal College of Physicians
8 Phase of care: Perioperative care Please record your explicit judgements about the quality of care the patient received and whether it was in accordance with current good practice (for example, your professional standards or your professional perspective). If there is any other information that you think is important or relevant that you wish to comment on then please do so. Please rate the care received by the patient during this phase. Royal College of Physicians
9 Phase of care: End-of-life care Please record your explicit judgements about the quality of care the patient received and whether it was in accordance with current good practice (for example, your professional standards or your professional perspective). If there is any other information that you think is important or relevant that you wish to comment on then please do so. Please rate the care received by the patient during this phase. Royal College of Physicians
10 Phase of care: Overall assessment Please record your explicit judgements about the quality of care the patient received overall and whether it was in accordance with current good practice (for example, your professional standards). If there is any other information that you think is important or relevant that you wish to comment on then please do so. Please rate the care received by the patient during this overall phase. Please rate the quality of the patient record. Royal College of Physicians
11 Assessment of problems in healthcare In this section, the reviewer is asked to comment on whether one or more specific types of problem(s) were identified and, if so, to indicate whether any led to harm. Were there any problems with the care of the patient? (Please tick) No (please stop here) Yes (please continue below) If you did identify problems, please identify which problem type(s) from the selection below and indicate whether it led to any harm. Please tick all that relate to the case. Problem types 1 Problem in assessment, investigation or diagnosis (including assessment of pressure ulcer risk, venous thromboembolism (VTE) risk, history of falls) Yes 2 Problem with medication / IV fluids / electrolytes / oxygen (other than anaesthetic) Yes 3 Problem related to treatment and management plan (including prevention of pressure ulcers, falls, VTE) Yes 4 Problem with infection management Yes 5 Problem related to operation / invasive procedure (other than infection control) Yes 6 Problem in clinical monitoring (including failure to plan, to undertake, or to recognise and respond to changes) Yes 7 Problem in resuscitation following a cardiac or respiratory arrest (including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)) Yes 8 Problem of any other type not fitting the categories above Yes Adapted from Hogan H, Zipfel R, Neuberger J, Hutchings A, Darzi A, Black N. Avoidability of hospital deaths and association with hospital-wide mortality ratios: retrospective case record review and regression analysis. BMJ 2015;351:h3239. DOI: /bmj.h3239 Royal College of Physicians
12 Avoidability of death judgement score (most appropriately used at second-stage review, if required) We are interested in your view on the avoidability of death in this case. Please choose from the following scale. Score 1 Score 2 Definitely avoidable Strong evidence of avoidability Score 3 Probably avoidable (more than 50:50) Score 4 Possibly avoidable but not very likely (less than 50:50) Score 5 Score 6 Slight evidence of avoidability Definitely not avoidable Please explain your reasons for your judgement of the level of avoidability of death in this case, including anything particular that you have identified. Please note that this data collection sheet is subject to change following conclusion of the pilot phase of the programme. Royal College of Physicians
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