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11th May 2010 Velindre Cancer Centre Presenter: Professor Peter Barrett-Lee, Medical Director Content Area Drivers Measurement Interventions Tests of change To continue with Oncology Trigger Tool audits To develop a trigger tool for oncology ambulatory/day care treatment settings To reduce harm by 5% Improve General Care within inpatient areas Medicines Management Spread OGTT to other Oncology Centres Undertake case note review of 50 patients to establish triggers To reduce incidence of pressure sores and falls Implement skin bundle and risk assessments Spread Releasing time to care to remaining inpatient wards Spread regular review processes to all wards VCC custom measures: To ensure that regular opioid analgesia is being administered as prescribed To ensure the effectiveness of breakthrough pain relief To determine an early indicator of opiate toxicity in patients To improve the incidence and risk of thrombosis in cancer patients Improve compliance with antimicrobial policy Infection Control Reduce incidence of UTI’s Continue with audit and analyse results. Develop action plan including education. Present at CPT meeting Establish thrombosis group and partake in collaborative. Introduce LMWH to all appropriate inpatients Audit of antibiotic usage Implement care bundle for UTI’s Content Area Drivers Measurement Interventions Tests of change To investigate the use of HSMR in an oncology treatment setting Arrange workshop with relevant parties to explore further. Review VCC coding practice for palliative care To analyse cancer survival outcomes by tumour or sub-tumour site All Clinical Process Teams to agree one survival measure for tumour group To implement systems for mortality case note reviews To reduce mortality Chemotherapy / Cytotoxic Drugs RRAILS To audit patient deaths within 30 days of commencing chemo Spread Sepsis 6 and care bundle approach to all ward areas Develop and implement action plan sharing results with other centres to promote learning across boundaries Spread education sessions and lessons through Critical Care Lead Breast Cancer (97 – 09) Female cases, New diagnosisBreast (ALL), Radical intent cancer (97-09), Female cases, New diagnoses (ALL), Radical intent Overall SurvivalOverall Survival Comparison with UK and Europe • Eurocare-4 (Lancet Oncol 2007; 8: 784-96) suggested that there are still breast cancer survival differences between the UK and mainland Europe – European average 5-year age-adjusted breast cancer survival of 79% for the 2000-02 period analysis • England was given at 77.8% compared to individual figures for Finland (85.7%) and Norway (84.1%) at 5 years. • Cambridge and East Anglia 7-year OS was 87% (C) and 84% (EA). • Velindre Cancer Centre OS at 5 years 83.1% (97-09 data) Aim: To Improve overall survival for all Cancer Sites