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8:38: that is it from us, we will be writing a news story in the morning!
8:37: Well done everyone involved
8:37: We just want to say how privileged we are to hear about your projects and your hard working helping to make a difference to health and care. A big thank you from us.
8:36: That is all from us everyone, thank you and well done to everyone. We will feature all of the projects in our magazine and in our news release published soon!
8:35: And the overall winner is…Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust: Improving outcomes for patients with leg ulceration #leadinghealthcareawards
8:27: Now the overall winner to announce!!!
8:26: Case Study of the Year Winner: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust: The MERIT programme
8:25: Case Study of the Year highly commended: Changing Health
8:23: Case Study of the Year Entry: Changing Health Limited: Changing Health provides digital lifestyle change programmes for people with Type 2 diabetes, clinically proven to transform health outcomes. Our programmes empower people to develop new, healthier habits – and stick to them. We’ve combined health coaching rooted in behavioural psychology with digital education, delivering outcomes that stand up to rigorous evaluation.
8:20: Case Study of the Year Entry: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust: The MERIT programme has developed an Electronic Health Record Viewer which provides access to patients’ mental health histories to clinicians in four NHS trusts in the West Midlands, and a Bed Finder to make more efficient use of inpatient beds and reduce the incidence of long-distance out-of-area placements.
8:19: Case Study of the Year Entry: NHS North of England Commissioning Support Unit: The Value Based Commissioning programme identified the opportunity to reduce clinical risk for patients through implementing a region-wide approach to managing procedures of limited clinical value. Since August 2017, the web-based system VBC Checker has assisted in a reduction of 15,000 procedures, saving £24m across the Cumbria and North East health economy.
8:18: And now to the final category! Case Study of the Year!
8:17: Efficiency Savings of the Year Winner: Babble ltd #leadinghealthcareawards
8:16: Efficiency Savings of the Year Highly Commended: Taunton & Somerset NHS Foundation Trust with Ingenica Solutions
8:16: Efficiency Savings of the Year Entry: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust: ART looks at innovative ways to facilitate current existing Mentalization Based Therapy (MBT) by introducing avatar technology. The aim is to encourage service users to engage in their therapeutic work by implementing a virtual world to encourage narrative from users. The technology can also be applied to educational workshops and reflective practices.
8:14: Efficiency Savings of the Year Entry: Babble ltd: Babblevoice, the phone system for primary care, better supports practice patients and staff. Babblevoice improves practice efficiency by: Automate appointment booking without speaking to reception, when patients call automatically retrieve and display patient records and capture patient’s new phone numbers and store for future use.
8:14: Efficiency Savings of the Year Entry: Taunton & Somerset NHS Foundation Trust with Ingenica Solutions: Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust implemented Ingenica Solutions’ 360 inventory management solution to manage stock, and achieve patient level costing. A benchmark for success, with outstanding results, the project has improved productivity, operational efficiency, achieved cost savings, increased stock control and visibility, enabled product standardisation and rationalisation and reduced wastage.
8:13: Efficiency Savings of the Year Entry: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust: The quantitative value of hybrid mail can be seen from the Trusts cost savings and resource release. #leadinghealthcareawards
8:12: The next Efficiency Savings of the Year
8:11: Two categories to go! #leadinghealthcareawards
8:10: Healthcare Provider of the Year Winner: North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust
8:10: Healthcare Provider of the Year Highly Commended: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHSFT
8:08: Healthcare Provider of the Year Entry: SilverCloud Health: SilverCloud is the leading digital health platform for mental health and reached the incredible milestone in 2018 of treating over 250,000 people through online Cognitive Behavioural Therapy #leadinghealthcareawards
8:07: Healthcare Provider of the Year Entry: Gogodoc: Gogodoc is an app that provides a quality GP booking service that brings the doctor straight to you. Our aim is to make appointments private, easy and hassle free.
8:05: Healthcare Provider of the Year Entry: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHSFT: MAPS has developed and implemented a workforce and development model which has improved patient and staff experience and care quality, safety and patient outcomes. As a result of this work there have been significant improvements in many quality indicators at a time when staffing numbers have continued to fall as demand has continued to rise.
8:04: Healthcare Provider of the Year Entry: North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust: How medical leadership delivered nationally leading transformation and improvement, alongside unparalleled financial performance and value.
8:01: Now to our next category: Healthcare Provider of the Year
8:01: We just wanted to say well done to everyone, the work you do is fantastic and you are really making a difference #leadinghealthcareawards
7:57: Staff and Patient Experience Winner is Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust #leadinghealthcareawards
7:56: Staff and Patient Experience Highly Commended: Evergreen Life
7:52: Staff and Patient Experience Entry: Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust: Cambridge Community Service NHS Trust’s GP liaison service – believed to be the only nurses-led service of its kind in the country – streamlines the way GPs refer patients for same day hospital assessment in Luton. The team provides a fast, effective patient pathway through the hospital and back into the community.
7:52: Staff and Patient Experience Entry: Evergreen Life: Evergreen Life is a personal health record app that stores your health information in one place. Connected to all three GP systems in England, it also enables people to book appointments, order repeat prescriptions and view their medical record online and all from the palm of your hand.
7:50: Staff and Patient Experience Entry: NHS Norfolk Children and Young People’s Health Services: JustOneNorfolk.nhs.uk is a new, innovative NHS digital platform which aims to help children, young people and their families in Norfolk to have a better understanding of their health, wellbeing and care. The website launched in November 2018 and has already had over 46,000 website views.
7:46: To our next category: Staff and Patient Experience
7:43: Estates and Facilities Management Winner is: Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust (One Public Estate Partnership)
7:43: Estates and Facilities Management Highly Commended Entry: QE Facilities Ltd #leadinghealthcareawards
7:42: Estates and Facilities Management Entry: QE Facilities Ltd: QEF was established to create a new model, for the delivery of non-clinical services to the NHS. The creation of our subsidiary has been a catalyst for change, delivering significant improvements and efficiencies in non-clinical services and is now established as a successful, innovative company with a clear culture directed at improving E&F services to the NHS.
7:42: Estates and Facilities Management Entry: Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust (One Public Estate Partnership): The ambition is for a single place-based health and public sector estate strategy across Worcestershire delivering sustainable revenue savings, economic growth and improving local services.
7:39: And to our next category Estates and Facilities Management #leadinghealthcareawards
7:38: Well done all #leadinghealthcareawards
7:37: Patient Safety Winner is: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Trust #leadinghealthcareawards
7:37: Patient Safety Entry Highly Commended Entry is: Deontics #leadinghealthcareawards
7:36: Patient Safety Entry: Yorkshire & Humber Academic Health Science Network: Yorkshire Safety Huddles – delivered by the Yorkshire and Humber Patient Safety Collaborative (PSC) – enable multi-disciplinary teams to work together to reduce the risk of harm to hospitalised patients. More than 6,600 falls have potentially been avoided – equating to around £17 million saved in healthcare costs based on cost estimates from NHS Improvement.
7:35: Patient Safety Entry: Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: In order to strengthen a “board-to-ward“ culture of patient safety, a Trust Wide Executive-led Safety Huddle was introduced in May 2018; the purpose is to ensure that any safety concerns are addressed as soon as possible and lessons learnt are shared across the organisation. Senior leaders from across the organisation must be in attendance for this to be effective and it is essential that staff who are able to influence practice and processes within the Trust are core members, in addition to representation from both clinical and non-clinical colleagues.
7:35: Patient Safety Entry: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Trust: The Physical Observation “App” is the second phase of the Digital Ward project. The “app” enables clinicians to record physical observations at the point of care. The “App” also enables a service user’s plan and observation history to be detailed in a place which is accessible to all.
7:33: Patient Safety Entry: Deontics: Revolutionary AI Patient Decision Aid reduces unnecessary risk to patients whilst potentially saving £77M per year for colorectal cancer patients. Deontics in conjunction with the Royal Free Hospital developed a decision aid for patients with stage II colorectal cancer considering whether or not to have adjuvant chemotherapy. The AI tool enables individualised, evidence based clinical decisions to be jointly made. 92% rejected unnecessary chemotherapy saving potentially £77M p.a. nationally.
7:32: Moving on to our next category: Patient Safety
7:31: Improving Outcomes Winner is: NHS North of England Commissioning Support
7:30: Improving Outcomes Highly commended entry is: Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust
7:28: Improving Outcomes Entry: Edyn.Care: Edyn.Care combines the human touch with tech-enabled solutions for tailored, professional and proactive care. Seniors are empowered to stay in their own homes, knowing that 24-hour support is on hand. The company is CQC registered and its algorithm finds the best carer based on customer needs and interests.
7:25: Improving Outcomes Entry: Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust: Improving outcomes for patients with leg ulceration. Programme designed and aimed at all Band 6 District Nursing Sisters and Community Nursing Sisters to improve leadership skills with a focus on quality conversations (health coaching), improved education on assessment and treatment options, Leadership and Tissue Viability Mentorship.
7:24: Improving Outcomes Entry: Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust: Cambridge Community Service NHS Trust’s GP liaison service – believed to be the only nurses-led service of its kind in the country – streamlines the way GPs refer patients for same day hospital assessment in Luton. The team provides a fast, effective patient pathway through the hospital and back into the community.
7:23: Improving Outcomes Entry: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust: Reach Out is an innovative partnership of NHS Trusts and a private provider who are concluding a 2 year pilot within Adult secure care, implementing a new care model which will reduce the amount of patients who are placed outside of the West Midlands which impacts on their recovery journey.
7:23: Improving Outcomes Entry: NHS North of England Commissioning Support: Built in partnership with NHS England North, local authorities and care homes, the web-based Capacity Tracker instantly connects users with care homes across England that have vacancies. This has been shown to help optimise patient flow, reduce avoidable delayed transfers of care and therefore length of stay in inpatient settings.
7:22: Now on to our next category… Improving Outcomes #leadinghealthcareawards
7:20: Innovation of the Year Winner is…SilverCloud Health #leadinghealthcareawards
7:20: Innovation of the Year Highly Commended Entry is…NHS Norfolk Children and Young People’s Health Services #leadinghealthcareawards
7:19: Innovation of the Year Entry: SilverCloud Health: SilverCloud is the leading digital health platform for mental health and reached the incredible milestone in 2018 of treating over 250,000 people through online Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. SilverCloud have provided over 702,317 hours of digital therapy and is now used by 105 NHS organisations. #leadinghealthcareawards
7:18: Innovation of the Year Entry: Changing Health Limited: Changing Health provides digital lifestyle change programmes for people with Type 2 diabetes, clinically proven to transform health outcomes. Our programmes empower people to develop new, healthier habits – and stick to them. We’ve combined health coaching rooted in behavioural psychology with digital education, delivering outcomes that stand up to rigorous evaluation. #leadinghealthcareawards
7:17: Innovation of the Year Entry: The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust: Visiting Professor Sauid Ishaq introduced an innovative, flexible endoscopic treatment of Zenker’s diverticulum to the UK in 2013. Zenker’s diverticulum (ZD) is a rare condition which tends to affect elderly patients with significant co-morbidity, where an outpouching is formed in the lower part of the throat. ZD significantly affects people’s quality of life. #leadinghealthcareawards
7:17: Innovation of the Year Entry: NHS Norfolk Children and Young People’s Health Services: JustOneNorfolk.nhs.uk is a new, innovative NHS digital platform which aims to help children, young people and their families in Norfolk to have a better understanding of their health, wellbeing and care. The website launched in November 2018 and has already had over 46,000 website views. #leadinghealthcareawards
7:15: Innovation of the Year Entry: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust: The Digital Ward project has the overall objective of transforming the way healthcare professionals capture and access clinical information. Digital Ward is a project devised as a test bed to introduce mobile technology and digital working into the inpatient environment. #leadinghealthcareawards
7:15: the first category Innovation of the Year
7:13: We will announce the shortlisted entries and then the highly commended and then the winner! #leadinghealthcareawards
7:12: Let’s go… #leadinghealthcareawards
7:11: We will now cover each category and announced the winners and highly commended entries each to receive a trophy and prize #leadinghealthcareawards
7:11: It’s time now to say good luck to everyone and well done to everyone the projects you are working on are fantastic #leadinghealthcareawards
7:10: thank you to our judges, they have been fanatstic
7:10: On to the Awards. This year we received a fantastic number of entries and we hope showcased some as part of our shortlist: http://162.214.121.22/~zwfbptmy/leadinghealthcareco/2019/02/01/leading-healthcare-awards-shortlist-announced/ #leadinghealthcareawards
7:09: All entries will be part of our digital magazine and shared #leadinghealthcareawards
7:08: The Leading Healthcare Awards are in association with Draper & Dash Healthcare (D&D) a provider of operational patient flow, predictive analytics and insights software, with over 70+ healthcare customers globally. #leadinghealthcareawards
7:07: Thank you to our sponsor Draper and Dash. For further information, please visit www.draperanddash.com #leadinghealthcareawards
7:06: We will be here for the next few hours posting to our live feed on www.leadinghealthcare.co.uk and on twitter using #leadinghealthcareawards
7:06: For a flavour of how the Leading Healthcare Awards work, take a look at our live feed from our Health Tech Awards last year https://www.thehtn.co.uk/2018/11/07/live-htn-awards-2018/ #leadinghealthcareawards
7:02: We are LIVE #leadinghealthcareawards
7:00: There are 8 categories and then we will have an additional overall winner of the year
6:59: Welcome to the Leading Healthcare Awards 2019! #leadinghealthcareawards
6:48: We’re really close! Please excuse any typos, we will try our best over the next hour or so #leadinghealthcareawards
6:47: It’s almost time for the Leading Healthcare Awards – we would love to see your photos, tweet us where you are or what you are doing right now #leadinghealthcareawards
6:45: Tune in from 7:00pm to celebrate the Leading Healthcare Awards! Join in the conversation on twitter using #leadinghealthcareawards or watch for live updates here on this feed.
