Honouring the lived experience: Rape and Sexual Assault Victims Taskforce option appraisal report
A report summarising the approach, methodology, findings and recommendations of the options appraisal exercise carried out in June 2018 as part of the Chief Medical Officer's Taskforce to Improve Services for Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault.
Appendix 1: Benefits Criteria - Service Option
Quality |
Key Features |
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Safe |
Reduced Clinical Risk and avoiding harm to patients from care that is intended to help them. A safe service for sexual assault and rape victims would therefore provide:
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Effective |
Providing services based on scientific knowledge and best clinical standards and improved quality of Care and outcomes An effective service for sexual assault and rape victims would therefore provide:
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Person Centred Care |
Care is responsive and appropriate to patients needs and patient is included in clinical decisions. A person-centred service for sexual assault and rape victims would therefore provide:
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Efficient |
Avoidance of waste including energy, supplies, equipment, resources including staff and ensuring a seamless journey through services An efficient service for sexual assault and rape victims would therefore provide:
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Equitable |
Providing care that does not vary in quality because of geography, location or socio-economic status. All patients have access to a range of service provision An equitable service for sexual assault and rape victims would therefore provide:
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Timely |
Reduction of harmful delays for those who give and receive care A timely service for sexual assault and rape victims would ensure:
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