Good to Go: Enhancing care transfers from hospital to home for older people with complex needs.

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Thomas, B, Baillie, LJ, Martin, F, Sykes, SM and Scotter, J (2016). Good to Go: Enhancing care transfers from hospital to home for older people with complex needs. 16th International Conference on Integrated Care. Barcelona, Spain 23 - 25 May 2016
AuthorsThomas, B, Baillie, LJ, Martin, F, Sykes, SM and Scotter, J
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Care transfers for older people with complex needs should be person-centred with effective multi -disciplinary teamwork (MDT) across hospital and community settings (Bolsch et al. 2005). This paper presents a project to enhance care transfers within Southwark and Lambeth Integrated Care (SLIC), which is a federation that promotes integrated care in south London, through bringing together general practices, acute hospitals, mental health care, social care providers and commissioning groups. This project comprised:
Phase 1: Literature review of best practice in care transfers of older people;
Phase 2: Scoping staff educational needs through: meetings with key individuals and teams, observation of MDT meetings; analysis of a local patient discharge survey;
Phase 3: Development, delivery and evaluation of a one day interprofessional simulation course (‘Good to go: enhancing care transfers for older people’) for health and social care professionals.

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