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    1. TEAMS - towards integration of services Rhian Lewis Ysbyty Gwynedd Bangor
    2. Chaos
    3. TEAMS T argeted E arly A ccess to M usculoskeletal S ervices
      • Reorganisation of services
      • Problems encountered
      • Improvements achieved
    4. Order
    5. Bangor
    6. North Wales
    7. Challenges
      • Difficulty in coping with referral demand
      • Long waiting lists
      • No acute back pain service
      • Patients on multiple waiting lists
      • Limited co-ordination of services
      • Inappropriate referrals in orthopaedics – low surgical conversion rates
    8.  
    9. Wider environment
      • WAG programme: Innovations in Care in orthopaedics
      • Project group on accessibility of musculoskeletal services
    10. TEAMS working party
      • GP representing local health group
      • Senior manager
      • Orthopaedic surgeon
      • Pain management consultant
      • P hysiotherapist
      • R heumatologist
    11. Aims of TEAMS
          • Improved access to services
          • Reduced waiting times
          • Timely surgery
    12. Key features
      • Common access point
      • Triage into appropriate specialty
      • Development of care pathways
      • ESP-led Back Pain Service
      • Community-based musculoskeletal clinics
      • Fibromyalgia clinic
    13. Integration of services GP referral Triage Surgical advice Chronic back OA/soft tissue Arthritis/CTD Acute back Physio assessment Pain management Rheumat- ology Orthopaedic service
    14. Difficulties to overcome
      • Change is threatening
      • Rheumatologists ?Take-over bid?
      • Ortho objected to pooled referrals
      • Delegation of responsibility
      • Supporting new nurses time-consuming
    15. Acute back pain
      • New service: ESP (physio) triage
      • Reduce acute backs seen in ortho
      • Screen Red flags (fast-track to ortho)
      • Onward referral of Yellow flags to pain clinic
      • Weekly meeting of ESP with pain clinic MDT
    16. Acute back pain pathway Orthopaedics GP Referral Teams Co-ordinator RED Flags ESP screening / telephone Re-assessment Pain Team/Epidural Physio Treatment Resolving D/C Further physio
      • Telephone reviews
      • TENS and drug reviews by specialist nurses
      • Greater emphasis on education, exercise and self-management
      • Flare-up protocols
      • Weekly MDT meeting
      Chronic pain - changes
    17. Pain clinic - staff increases
      • 3.5 Consultant sessions
      • 0.5 Specialist nurse
      • 0.5 Psychologist
      • 0.5 Physiotherapist
    18. Chronic pain - results
      • Increased throughput – 400 -> 700/year
      • Waiting list of 2-3 months (down from 12 months)
      • Acute referrals from ESP seen within 1 week
    19. Rheumatology - changes inflammatory triage GP referral non-inflammatory rheumatology musculoskeletal
    20. New programme - GPwSI
      • 5 GP's with an interest in MSM
      • Work closely with ESP Physio
      • Triaged by rheumatology consultant
      • Overseen by clinical lead
      • Treatment of uncomplicated musculoskeletal problems
    21. Musculoskeletal clinics
      • One clinic weekly in each geographical area
      • Bangor, Llandudno, Holyhead, Pwllheli, Dolgellau
      • 125 patients a month
      • Monthly combined education programme
    22. Rheumatology - results
      • Reduced waiting times
      • Greater responsiveness to patients
      • More use of nurse-led, multidisciplinary review clinics
      • Telephone helpline
    23. Orthopaedics - changes
      • LBP seen by ESP
      • Musculoskeletal to GPwSI and ESP
      • Reduction in out-patient waiting times
      • Surgical conversion increased to 60%
    24. Educational meetings
      • Physio
      • GPwSI
      • Ortho trainees
      • A and E staff
      • GPs
    25. Results in first year (2002)
      • Total monthly referrals 400 --> 900
      • Orthopaedic share 250 --> 200
      • Increase in pain, MSM, physio
      • Abolished duplicate referrals
      • Surgical conversion rate improved
    26. Waiting time reductions (weeks) 2001-2002
      • T and O
      • 52 --> 13
      36 --> 9 52 --> 7 Pain Rheumatology
    27. Current position 2007
      • Improvements maintained
      • Referrals 890/month
      • Waiting times maintained
    28. Pain clinic perspective
      • Back pain service in place
      • ESP and Pain clinicians
      • Increase in:
        • semi-acute backs
        • MRI scans
        • tertiary referrals
    29. What did we learn?
      • Integration improves services
      • Community clinics effective for uncomplicated musculoskeletal problems
      • Nurse-led clinics can reduce W/L
      • Acute back pain service valued by GPs
      • Helpline valued by patients
    30. TEAMS - the answer?
      • One-stop shop for patients
      • Joined up services for practitioners
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