Annual Report and Financial Accounts 2010/11
Quality Report 2010/11 Audit Title Acute Care Audits Emergency Use of Oxygen (BTS)
Adult Community Acquired Pneumonia (BTS) Non Invasive Ventilation (BTS) Pleural Procedures (BTS) National Cardiac Arrest Audit
Vital Signs in Majors - College of Emergency Medicine
Adult Critical Care (Case Mix Programme) Potential Donor Audit (NHS Blood and Transplant)
Long Term Conditions Audits National Diabetes Audit
Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Audit - (RCOG) Chronic Pain Audit (National Pain Audit)
Ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s Disease (National IBD Audit)
Parkinson’s Disease Audit
Did not participate Did not participate Did not participate Did not participate Yes
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Did not participate
More specific local audits undertaken by Thoracic Team
100% of applicable cases submitted
96% of cases submitted
100% of applicable cases submitted through ICNARC
100% of applicable cases submitted
100% of applicable cases submitted
Data collection in progress
Data collection - (PROMS format) currently in progress
Data collection in progress
The Trust missed the deadline date for the 2010 national audit but are registered to participate in 2011
European COPD audit (BTS) Adult Asthma (BTS) Bronchiectasis (BTS)
Elective Procedure Audits
National Joint Registry (hip, knee and ankle replacements)
Elective Surgery - National PROMS programme
Cardiothoracic transplantation (NHSBT UK Transplant Registry)
Liver Transplantation (NHSBT UK Transplant Registry)
Coronary Angioplasty (NICOR adult cardiac interventions audit)
Yes Yes Not applicable to Trust Not applicable to Trust Yes
100% of applicable data collected and will be transferred to NICOR database in 2011
63
Routine data collection and reporting - 100% of applicable data submitted
Routine data collection and reporting - 100% of applicable data submitted
Yes
Did not participate Did not participate
Data collection in progress
More specific local audits undertaken by Thoracic Team
Participation % Cases Submitted
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