Digital Dictation Project Pam Green Data Quality Manager
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Digital Dictation Project Pam Green Data Quality Manager
Digital Dictation Project Pam Green Data Quality Manager your hospitals, your health, our priority Business Case Improve the quality and efficiency of clinical correspondence to benefit patient care Digital dictation is a key enabler to support the Medical Secretary review Standardise turnaround time for transcription across specialties, with the aim to reduce this to 48 hours Ensure clinical correspondence is accessible for the Clinician at each patient contact your hospitals, your health, our priority Original Medical Secretary Structure Division of Medicine Consultant Medical Secretary Division of Surgery Division of Muskulskeletal Consultant Consultant Consultant Consultant Consultant Consultant Consultant Consultant Medical Secretary Medical Secretary Medical Secretary Medical Secretary Medical Secretary Medical Secretary Medical Secretary Medical Secretary your hospitals, your health, our priority New Medical Secretary Structure Clinical Support Division PA Co-Ordinator Medicine PA Co-Ordinator Surgery PA Co-Ordinator Muskuloskeletal Secretary PAs (Each working for multiple Consultants) Secretary PAs (Each working for multiple Consultants) Secretary PAs (Each working for multiple Consultants) Pool Typists Medicine your hospitals, your health, our priority PA Co-Ordinator Support Secretaries Pool Typists Surgery Pool Typists Muskuloskeletal Implementation - Pilot Small pilot in ENT - 8 months System used in clinics, wards, theatres Portable and static dictation devices System used by Consultants, Registrars, Medical Secretaries Pilot Area Review Positive feedback from all users your hospitals, your health, our priority Implementation – Roll Out Users identified Authors 300 Secretaries 140 Administrators 5 Hardware Static devices 200 Portable devices 100 Foot pedals & headsets 150 Roll Out Roll out by Speciality (Jun/Jul 09) MSK Specialist Surgery General Surgery Anaesthetics Medicine Obs & Gynae Paediatrics Training Training sessions planned over 8 weeks • ½ hour for Authors • 1 hour for typists Training sessions delivered via • Classroom sessions • 1-1 sessions for Clinicians • Training in outpatient clinics in the live system with immediate Go Live support your hospitals, your health, our priority Title: Site/Type/Patient Name/ ID Dictation is typed in order of •Priority •Due by •Clinic date Letters are typed directly into the Electronic Patient Record Lessons Learnt What went well? • Involvement of key stakeholders – Divisions, PA CoOrdinators and IM&T • Flexible training • Deadlines set to remove analogue dictaphones which enforced training • Train secretaries first so they encourage their Consultants to undertake training • Clear documentation of Operational Processes, Roles & Responsibilities which were communicated to users prior to implementation and enforced this during roll out • Consistent approach to naming convention of the dictation files your hospitals, your health, our priority Lessons Learnt What didn’t go well? • Roll out plan could not be adhered to due to annual leave and some reluctance amongst Clinicians – this extended the roll out by 8 weeks • Clinicians ‘abused’ the use of high priority status and avoided allocating dictation to the typing pool – this was managed via system reports • Issues with the technology – single sign on, volume settings, user settings your hospitals, your health, our priority Where are we today? • • • • No analogue tapes in use 466 Users 17,000+ dictations created per month Transcription timescales reduced to within 1 week for the majority of specialties your hospitals, your health, our priority th et ics /P ai n Br Ca ea Co rd st m io m u n Co log ity lo y Pa rec ta e De diat l rm rics at ol o Di gy El a b Em der ete l er e y s ge Ca nc r e y C ar e Fo E ot NT & An G kl a G en str e o er al logy Ha Su e rge Hi ma ry st t o p olo at gy h O Lo olo bs g w te er y tr i L cs i & Ne mb G uro yn e a lo g co y lo gy O O n ph co lo th gy al m O o ra l l S ogy ur Pa g e Pa edi ry llia a tr tiv ics e Re Ca s Rh pi r e eu r ato m a ry Up tolo pe gy rL im Ur b ol Va ogy sc ul ar An ae s Number of dictations Digital Dictation Created last month Total 17,243 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Benefits • Financial saving on secretarial resources – temporary staff no longer required • Ability to flex workload across site boundaries • Reduce turnaround timescales on transcription across all specialties • Single sign on • High priority or due by dictations are flagged and dealt with within timescales your hospitals, your health, our priority Benefits • Improved quality of the audio playback • Can contact a colleague to listen to dictation at the point of query • Quickly identify individual patient dictations to respond to queries • Reports readily available eg. to assess secretarial performance, assess authors allocation of priority and assess volume of dictation created your hospitals, your health, our priority Next Steps • Integration to WWL EPR • Voice Recognition your hospitals, your health, our priority [email protected] [email protected] your hospitals, your health, our priority