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Quality Improvement Agility Spring/Summer 2019 CHARTERED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING WITH OLDER PEOPLE Spring/Summer 2019 Quality improvement Agility Spring/Summer 2019 Contents Editorial Editorial by Christopher Tuckett ....................................................... i Author: Christopher Tuckett – Agility Editor National Executive Committee (NEC)/Regional Representatives’ Welcome to the Spring/Summer 2019 contact details .................................................................................. 2 edition of Agility which is themed around President’s address: by Angela Clayton-Turner .................................. 3 ‘Quality Improvement’ (QI). The theme was chosen because of its ever-growing President’s address by Kate Bennett ................................................. 4 influence on all aspects of healthcare and with the new(ish) health-secretary having Guidance for potential authors ......................................................... 5 his sights firmly fixed on future digital Successfully learning from incidents by solutions it is important we understand Iona Elborough-Whitehouse ............................................................. 6 the principles of QI. Not least so that we are able to know what works and AHP weekend working facilitates discharges by Laura Walker .......... 9 what doesn’t. Quite simply its worth remembering that: Development and feasibility testing of an intervention to promote older peoples’ rehabilitative exercise “All improvement is change, but not all engagement by Kevin Edward Anthony, change is improvement”. Veronika van der Wardt, Tahir Masud, Pip Logan ........................... 12 The Institute for The roles of the Consultant Practitioner by Esther Clift.................... 18 Healthcare Improvement. Hip fracture early supported discharge by Alyss Nowell ................. 21 Therefore, in this edition you will find Research update- what is QI? By Annabelle Long ........................... 25 a broad collection of articles, work and research presenting a variety of Fear of falling assessment by Sophie Markevics ............................... 27 improvements or changes to established ways of working. QI is simply a Get up and go student volunteers by Katrina Kennedy ................... 32 mechanism for enquiry and the testing of Implementing digital learning methods to provide ideas, and it can take many forms albeit continuing professional development in physiotherapy often utilising a number of established QI by Chris Hattersley, David Williams, Kaseem Khan, tools. I would recommend reading this Dave Hembrough, Tom Maden-Wilkinson ..................................... 35 edition and then reflecting back on your own workplace and see if you can identify Sharing decision making with the elderly person with any areas for improvement. Start small and multiple pathologies, translated by Edward Bakker ......................... 42 you’ll be surprised how quickly positive We need to talk about dying by Jane Manson. ............................... 50 change can occur, but by seeking out and using QI knowledge and tools you’ll Join AGILE ..................................................................................... 54 maximise your chances of success. Join the BGS .................................................................................. 55 In this edition you’ll find an introduction to the term ‘Safety II’ and its roots in appreciative enquiry. Too often in healthcare we get mired in trying to figure out ‘what went wrong’ when an incident occurs and focus our efforts on a minority of cases where care was sub-standard. Safety II suggests we should look at the majority of cases where stuff goes well, and also learn from these. Sensible? Read and decide. Data Protection Act Members’ details are held on a computer database. Questionnaires may be sent by students undertaking dissertations – this will be via the membership secretary. The database address list may also be provided to a third party if the National Executive believe it would be beneficial to members’ interest in older people. Please write to the membership secretary if you do not want your details disclosed in either of these circumstances. Copyright The material in this Journal is copyright to Agility and may not be published in another journal without the permission of the editor. Authors will be advised of any requests to reprint their articles in other journals. Opinions expressed in this Journal are not necessarily those of the Editor of Agility, AGILE or the publisher. i CHARTERED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING WITH OLDER PEOPLE Agility Spring/Summer 2019 Following this you will find a service-improvement Another huge social media campaign that I am piece that sets out how AHP weekend working almost certain you are all aware of is the magnificent was established at the Queen Elizabeth University #EndPjParalysis work. Mainly concerned with Hospital in Glasgow and the impact this had on preventing the deconditioning of hospital inpatients discharges. Unsurprisingly it is overwhelmingly through the promotion of mobility, it has really positive and gives us all some evidence that we could brought into the mainstream the harm caused by a use to justify further AHP investment closer to home. loss of physical fitness. Off the back of this Katrina Kennedy developed and instigated a fantastic Exercise as a first-line intervention is the volunteer programme that utilised Physiotherapy single greatest tool we have at our disposal as students to assist patients to remain mobile whilst Physiotherapists, yet its effectiveness is highly in hospital. Read about her brilliant Get Up and Go dependent on a patient’s adherence to any exercise project here. regime. Falls in particular benefit from strength and balance exercises therefore it was with great Next up is a contribution from Chris Hattersley (a interest I read the work of Dr Anthony who presents physio and strength and conditioning coach) who his work on ‘Older Peoples Rehabilitative Exercise flags up the emerging benefits and opportunities Engagement’ (OPREE). presented to us by digital learning to enhance and complement our CPD. I should also mention that QI can be used as a framework for improving Chris is one of the fabulous ‘Strength 4 Life Guys’ interventions, pathways and service delivery but what who use social media, academia, consultancy and about a career pathway? Esther Clift contributes a their fantastic educational courses to promote the thought-provoking and powerful piece that showcases importance of strength training in healthy ageing. I the contribution of Consultant Practitioners. Whilst would highly recommend looking them up. still very much a rarity within the total NHS workforce these posts should be seen as something to aspire Then we have a detailed and highly valuable to for those clinicians wishing to progress further piece translated by Ed Bakker which presents us clinically. And with #AHPsIntoAction really setting with the evidence for the importance of ‘shared out how we should be upselling our roles and decision making’. As patients become more contribution I believe these roles must become more complex it becomes all the more important that widespread. these conversations take place as often our over- protective tendencies are at odds with the patient’s Hip fractures still account for a huge amount of harm goals. Discharges can become delayed to protect and reduced quality of life for our patient group and our professional instincts whilst being at odds with a reading the piece by Alyss Nowell (an Occupational patients desired outcome. Therapy colleague) clearly demonstrates the huge benefits a seamless transition of care brings to older Finally, and somewhat appropriately we end with people. Hospital to home is frequently regarded the challenging but critically important piece by Jane as a very stressful period in a patient’s pathway Manson in which she appeals to us all to consider and indeed the national #HomeFirst social media how we approach ‘end of life’ conversations with movement acknowledges this. Therefore, any work patients. As Jane points out therapists often spend that showcases how AHPs can contribute to this a great deal of time with patients nearing their end critically important workstream should be held aloft of life and so it is imperative, we know how to have and waved under the noses of commissioners and effective conversations. It can ease stress for everyone hospital boards. involved but most importantly the person who is dying. Annabelle Long (our new AGILE Research Officer) then presents us with a handy and interesting So, as I said it is an eclectic mix of work, but all the introduction to ‘QI’. Worth a read as it will most contributions consider how we can improve our certainly add some context to all the other content in practice. Our continued professional development is this edition. a requirement of our Chartered status and therefore it could be argued that quality improvement is too. Next Sophie Markevics challenges us to consider if we assess a persons’ ‘fear of falling’ as thoroughly and as Thanks for reading and enjoy. often as we should. I imagine that for many of us the answer is “No” but there is a very strong case made Feel free to contact me directly via my email here that it is something we need to reconsider. Fear ([email protected]) as a barrier to living an independent life should not or via twitter @HealthPhysio. be under-estimated. CHARTERED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING WITH OLDER PEOPLE 1 Agility Spring/Summer
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