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Quality Account and reports
The Trust's official Quality Account for 2020/21 is available below and provides an update on progress made towards the seven quality improvement priorities for 2020/21:
| Priority 1 | Reducing pressure ulcers |
|---|---|
| Priority 2 | Timely and complete observations including pain assessment |
| Priority 3 | Reducing missed doses |
| Priority 4 | Reducing harm from falls |
| Priority 5 | Timely treatment for sepsis |
| Priority 6 | Freedom to Speak Up |
| Priority 7 | Timely medical review |
Performance has been reviewed and new targets set where appropriate. The report also contains performance data for a selection of Trust and specialty-level quality indicators.
For 2021/22, the Trust has decided to keep one of the above quality improvement priorities and add five new ones:
| Priority 1 | Freedom To Speak Up |
|---|---|
| Priority 2 | Improving VTE prevention |
| Priority 3 | Improving ward rounds |
| Priority 4 | Improving diabetes management |
| Priority 5 | Improving nutrition and hydration |
| Priority 6 | Improving the safety of invasive procedures |
The Trust's quality accounts for previous years are also provided below for reference.
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Quality Account 2014 – 2015: additional Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) information (0.09 MB)