CATARACT PATHWAY DECONSTRUCTED - UKOA MEETING 11TH DECEMBER 2020 STEVEN HARSUM MBBS BSC PHD FRCOPHTH
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Cataract Pathway Deconstructed Steven Harsum MBBS BSc PhD FRCOphth Consultant Ophthalmologist Vitreoretinal Surgeon Director Head & Neck GIRFT / NHSEI Cataract Lead UKOA Meeting 11th December 2020 UKOA 11/12/2020
Cataract Pathway • 7 Steps in pathway • Referral / Assessment • Patient Selection / POA • Booking / Listing • Admission • Surgery • Post-op • Follow-up / Discharge • Performance Metrics
1. Referral & Surgical Assessment • Referral • Optom direct OR GP (+Optom Letter) • Optom guide Hub / Non Hub pathway • Optom, if cataract, give patient standardised SDMA • Provider • SDMA / Covid consent • Cataract Booklet (e.g. RNIB) • Consent from • Provider • Calls patient • Discuss documents above • Agreement to Proceed Book clinic
2. Patient Selection & POA • POA – may be telephone / in advance / on day • Biometry • Toric IOL • Clinician • Consultant / Other • Offered ISBCS (no co-morbidities) • Consent Signed • Pre-dilation drops given • Post-op drops prescribed
3. Booking / Listing • Arrival times • 8/ 4hr list – Junior Trainee • 10/ 4hr list – Senior Trainee (
4. Admission • Arrive to leave eye unit 1 hr • Tough to achieve if arrive 30mins early • Only pre-dilation / intracameral dilation • Primary nurse to admit & follow through pathway • ↓ exposure, ↑ continuity • Marks eye, confirms consent • Instil anaesthetic / iodine / check IOL / ‘sign-in’ of WHO check (with another HCP) • Takes to theatre • Surgeon meets patient • Anaesthetic room / theatre, prior to scrubbing • Primary Nurse • Assists with getting on table • Team • Sign-out, final check of IOL
5. Surgery • 5 Steps to Safer Surgery • Team Brief • Sign in • Time out • Sign out • Team Debrief • Scrub team • Trained to prep/drape • Primary Nurse trained to 1st draft Op note • Surgical Time • 10 in 4hrs • Surgery 20mins, 5mins turnaround • Surgery 15mins with 10mins turnaround • 8 in 4 hrs • Surgery 20mins x5, 5min turnaround, 3 training cases @ 35mins/case • Surgery 20mins x6, 5min turnaround, 2 training cases @ 43mins/case
6. Post-Op • BADS • British Association of Day Surgery • Standardised Post-operative Cataract PIL • Patients must be given contact details for how to access care in-hours and out-of hours for post-operative care • Emergencies • Immediate - Post-operative emergencies that need immediate attention (e.g. endophthalmitis) should be managed by the patients nearest open eye casualty • Urgent - post-operative conditions should be managed by the Hub and its contracted casualty, where practical • Routine - post-operative conditions should be managed by local CUES / MECS providers or by referral to the patient's local eye clinic • Agreement all Hub patients presenting to other units, complications fed back to Hub
7. Discharge & Follow-up • Listed & dated both eyes separate days • Phone call 1wk post-op • If happy date confirm swab/date 2nd eye • If unhappy, bring to clinic • 2nd eye / only 1 eye listed • Discharge to optom • All optoms able to claim fee if post-op outcomes fed back to Hub
Performance Metrics • Unwarranted Variation www.cataract-hub.com • Data driven best practice
FAQs • What is the vision for the future? • Will this destabilise other cataract surgery or non hub sites? • What is the difference between a high throughput list and a hub list? • It isn’t safe….. • What about prepping instrument trollies in advance? • Equity of access – what about patients who are not suitable for the high flow/ low complexity lists? • “my manager thinks we can now just put 10 cases on a list without any other changes” • “this is very dependent on having extra nurses”
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