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Title: The Golden Hour


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The Golden Hour
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Map of Wales Acute Hospitals
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Borders
  • Artificial lines on map mean that money cannot
    easily follow the patient.
  • Social care, health care boundary means that the
    money cannot easily follow the patient.

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Care Closer to Home
  • Community services are a fantastic idea.
  • How is it to be resourced? Resources removed
    from hospital e.g. ART team.
  • Where are the services?

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Women and Children's Services
  • Level 2 neonatal unit
  • Midwife led unit will it work?
  • Can a hospital provide gynaecological services
    without presence of experienced general surgeons?
  • Paediatric service must provide support for
    maternity service

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Unplanned Care
  • Outcomes are better if senior doctors are
    available
  • CEPOD Theatre (been here before)
  • A E is it safe with no colorectal surgeon on
    site?
  • Half a hospital is more dangerous.

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Planned Care
  • Open to discussion as journeys, support and
    return home can be planned.
  • Lack of community services, delayed return home.
  • Waiting times levelled up not down
  • Can Gynaecology and Obstetrics be split?
  • Unintended consequences

9
Staffing problems
  • Chicken or egg? Other institutions can recruit.
  • Volume of work/specialist centres. Is a surgeon
    in one location doing fifty procedures any less
    likely to be skilled than one of four doing two
    hundred procedures? Team working does not have
    to be geographically constrained.

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More frequently asked questions
  • How is the Health Board going to ensure that
    residents or visitors to rural Mid Wales have an
    equal chance of an equally good outcome to a
    medical emergency as a resident of Carmarthen
    does?
  • Is it not just as fair for a patient to travel
    North on the A487 as South to receive treatment?
  • What happens to a mother whose
    labour develops complications that
    need rapid intervention?

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More Questions
  • Who is to bear the cost of transport?
  • Who are the clinicians and doctors who have
    decided on models of care and where do they
    live/work?
  • If there are not the resources to provide
    services as now on hospital sites, where will the
    resources to provide that care in patients' homes
    come from?

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Your Input
  • Patient stories are very good illustration of
    inadequacies of planned service model
  • Reply not on questionnaire
  • Finally if you read the discussion document you
    will be struck by the lack of reference to
    patients/public/service-users.
  • Listening or telling (selling)???

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Equity
  • Equity is the equal access/resourcing/treatment
    of people in equal need
  • Care must be based not on what is uniformly
    convenient for the few or even majority but on
    what is possible, equal and effective for each
    and every community member.
  • (Quotes from two Academics studying the plans or
    models designed by the current management of
    Hywel Dda HB)

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Map of Wales Acute Hospitals
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