Redesign Urgent Care: paediatric pathway to flow navigation centres - review
The Redesign of Urgent Care programme seeks to promote significant transformational change in how urgent care can be delivered for the people of Scotland. A multidisciplinary short life working group was convened to consider the implications of including individuals aged 12 in this new pathway.
Annex 4: SLWG members' survey results
![Short life working group members’ survey results - Bar Chart showing responses from the short life working group members to questions 1, 2 & 3](/binaries/content/gallery/publications/independent-report/2021/05/redesign-urgent-care-review-paediatric-pathway-flow-navigation-centres/SCT05215099201_g01.gif)
![Short life working group members’ survey results - Bar Chart showing responses from the short life working group members to question 5](/binaries/content/gallery/publications/independent-report/2021/05/redesign-urgent-care-review-paediatric-pathway-flow-navigation-centres/SCT05215099201_g02.gif)
Question 1: Staffing resource – can each board currently offer the requirement of FNC for adequately – trained senior decision maker?
Question 2: Triage of children by phone/video is challenging
Question 3: Rapid deterioration of young children
Question 4: Compliance in relation to safeguarding of children
![Short life working group members’ survey results - Bar Chart showing responses from the short life working group members to question 6](/binaries/content/gallery/publications/independent-report/2021/05/redesign-urgent-care-review-paediatric-pathway-flow-navigation-centres/SCT05215099201_g02.gif)
Question 1: Shorter time to access Senior Decision Maker
Question 2: Facility to capture minor injuries and direct children to MIU and away from ED
Question 3: Reduce exposure to infection from other ED attendees
Question 4: Reduce transport cost to families
Question 5: Reduce potential number of under 2s at ED (currently all ambulance call-outs required to take under 2s to ED do so)
Question 6: Realistic medicine (right treatment, place, person, time)
Question 7: Move from reactive to proactive care
Contact
Email: UnscheduledCareTeam@gov.scot
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