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16th Sep 2024
4:00 - 5:30pm (GMT)
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This event is an opportunity for trainees from all medical and surgical specialities to learn about the NHS England Further Faster Outpatient transformation programme and how trainees can both benefit and help to transform outpatient services in the local department.

This a must-attend event for any trainee interested in service and quality improvement in elective services!

What is Further Faster?

Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) is working with NHS trusts as part of a programme called ‘Further Faster’ to deliver rapid clinical transformation with the aim of reducing 52-week waits.

The work brings together clinicians and operational teams with the challenge of collectively going ‘further and faster’ to transform patient pathways and working to reduce unnecessary appointments and improve access and waiting times for patients.

Clinical transformation groups have been established across 19 specialties, involving clinical leads from across the trusts as well as national speciality leads, and other key stakeholders. These groups seek to foster cross-organisational learning and provide a network and collaborative for trust clinical, operational and programme leads to gain peer support, share experiences and lessons learned, as well as the more practical aspects such as sharing of standard operating procedures (SOPs) and project documentation.

The programme aims to support adoption of outpatient transformation guidance, as well as GIRFT’s ‘high volume, low complexity’ (HVLC) surgical standardised pathways, including day case pathways and the use of elective surgical hubs.

  1. Anaesthesia & perioperative medicine
  2. Cardiology
  3. Children and young people
  4. Dermatology
  5. Diabetes
  6. Endocrinology
  7. ENT
  8. Gastroenterology
  9. General surgery
  10. Geriatric medicine
  11. Gynaecology
  12. Neurology
  13. Ophthalmology
  14. Orthopaedics
  15. Paediatrics
  16. Respiratory
  17. Rheumatology
  18. Spinal surgery
  19. Urology

Summary

Calling all trainees in medical and surgical specialties! Join our NHSE x GIRFT Further Faster For Trainees Outpatient Transformation Event to learn about the NHS England Further Faster Outpatient transformation programme. This is an exclusive opportunity to understand how trainees can benefit from this programme and contribute to the transformation of outpatient services. The Further Faster programme, a joint venture by Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) and NHS, aims to significantly improve patient pathways, reduce wait times, and cut unnecessary appointments. The event also encourages cross-organisational learning by giving you access to a network of trust clinical, operational, and programme leads. Furthermore, we'll feature its 'high volume, low complexity' surgical standardized pathways, including the use of day case pathways and elective surgical hubs. This is an unmissable event for those who are keen about ongoing service and quality improvements in elective services. All trainees are welcome!

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Learning objectives

  1. Understand the goals and strategies of the Further Faster Outpatient transformation programme.
  2. Examine how "Getting It Right First Time" (GIRFT) concept is being applied in NHS trusts to deliver rapid clinical transformation and reduce unnecessary appointments.
  3. Explore the role of clinical transformation groups across specialties in fostering cross-organizational learning, sharing experiences and lessons learned, and for peer support.
  4. Evaluate how the adoption of outpatient transformation guidance and GIRFT’s ‘high volume, low complexity’ surgical standardized pathways can improve patient care and operational efficiency.
  5. Understand the role trainees can play in the transformation of outpatient services in their respective departments, with particular emphasis on service and quality improvement in elective services.
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16th Sep 2024
4:00 - 5:30pm (GMT)
Hosted on MedAll
Attendance certificate available
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