Using a theoretical framework of behaviour change to develop a complex implementation intervention to improve responses to deteriorating patients

Using a theoretical framework of behaviour change to develop a complex implementation intervention to improve responses to deteriorating patients

Exchange 9
Recognising and responding to the deteriorating patient

Information

11:15 - Welcome and opening remarks

11.25 - Using a theoretical framework of behaviour change to develop a complex implementation intervention to improve responses to deteriorating patients  

  • Using the systematic application of theory to change the behaviour of healthcare staff  
  • Learn how a theory-based behaviour change intervention was developed to improve responses to deteriorating patients  
  • Find out how TDF domains were mapped to behaviour change techniques to inform how techniques could be operationalised in an acute ward setting

11:40 - RRS/CCO Calls: Approaches to ‘Not for Resuscitation’: A perspective from the US  (pre-recorded)

  • Discuss if there is a role for Rapid Response for patients who are not for resuscitation 
  • Offer tips for rapid decision making during a crisis 
  • Recognise common errors in speaking with patients who are not for resuscitation in crisis and their families 
  • Recognise the “4 Conversations” in provider patient communication

11.55 – Q&A

NOrF & Rapid Response SystemsThe National Outreach Forum (NOrF) is a multi-professional interest group that seeks to promote excellence in the care of acutely unwell and deteriorating patients. NOrF provides a representative forum for Critical Care Outreach, Rapid and Emergency Response, Acute Care and Patient at Risk Teams, for service providers and for patients and families.  The objectives of NOrF are to optimise the quality of care for the deteriorating and acutely ill patients, their management and experience.  NOrF promotes improvement in the quality of care of patients on general wards, who require higher levels of care and aims to promote collaborative trans-disciplinary and multidisciplinary patient-centred partnerships. It also aims to support the staff caring for patients on general wards, who require higher levels of care and to disseminate best practice evidence to those caring for these patients in varied clinical settings.  Join us, become a member! The aim of the iSRRS is to improve the prevention of, and response to acute deterioration in hospitalised patients. The objectives of the iSRRS are to: Promote the health and safety of hospitalized patients through the use of rapid response systems ​Create a membership-based society to foster education of and research on rapid response systems Create a forum for interaction of professionals and patients to promote the health and safety of patients using rapid response systems  

Registered attendees

Alison Phillips
Alison Phillips
Patient Representative
Dr Mary Salama
Dr Mary Salama
Consultant Paediatrician, Medical lead for Children with Medical Complexities (CMiC) teamBirmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust
Ian Chappell
Ian Chappell
Senior Improvement ManagerNHS England & NHS Improvement