A cross-sectional study of clinician-led secondary triage in England’s urgent care delivery

RT @anish_k_patel: The insight this gives me about the models of triage is invaluable Short story: Alogarthims has nothing on a clinician…

RT @anish_k_patel: The insight this gives me about the models of triage is invaluable Short story: Alogarthims has nothing on a clinician…

@pulsetoday All the evidence stacks against this model @H_Atherton et al have shown this clearly in the British Journal of General Practice with exact quantitative data on dangers of 111 style call handling https://t.co/R2j4cTDOgh Isle of Wight - we ha

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

hey @UKLabour how does your atomisation of the NHS via more private/PFI outsourcing stack up against the evidence of what would make NHS more productive?

RT @DrSdeG: Have always wanted to see this kind of evidence !!

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @DrSdeG: Have always wanted to see this kind of evidence !!

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @DrSdeG: Have always wanted to see this kind of evidence !!

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @DrSdeG: Have always wanted to see this kind of evidence !!

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @DrSdeG: Have always wanted to see this kind of evidence !!

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @DrSdeG: Have always wanted to see this kind of evidence !!

Isn’t that the brachial plexus?

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

Have always wanted to see this kind of evidence !!

RT @CAM_Paddison: Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clin…

Transferable lesson on productivity: For NHS 111 calls initially assessed by non-clinical staff as needing immediate clinical attention within 1 hour, evidence shows 92% were downgraded in urgency after secondary triage by an experienced clinician. (8/10)

@jessRmorley @guardian @JeniT Evidence here shows gap in risk appetite between algorithm- based triage by non clinical staff Vs triage by experienced clinician https://t.co/pi8qJLpTSN. This is transferable lesson about increase in activity that can result

@DrRobgalloway This might be helpful though refers to the secondary triage. https://t.co/ObCKNVtt8u We are working on another paper looking at both primary and secondary triage via 111 and patient outcome.

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The insight this gives me about the models of triage is invaluable Short story: Alogarthims has nothing on a clinician #TeamGP https://t.co/6PbRO2Ip7i 1/5

RT @BecksFisher: Lots of chat about triage in #generalpractice at the moment. NHS 111 takes 50,000 calls/day. This study looks at what ha…

RT @BecksFisher: Lots of chat about triage in #generalpractice at the moment. NHS 111 takes 50,000 calls/day. This study looks at what ha…

Clinician-led secondary triage in England's urgent care delivery: a cross-sectional study. https://t.co/QNhCFi4pau @ExeterMed @UofE_Research #healthstatistics #healthstats @garyabel @UoEAPEx @BJGPjournal

@DrSelvarajah Have a read of this: https://t.co/D2DVEgVD5e Gives you the data to back up your post. “Non-clinician primary triage has significant limitations, highlighting the importance of secondary triage” “There is unexplained inconsistency between

RT @BecksFisher: Lots of chat about triage in #generalpractice at the moment. NHS 111 takes 50,000 calls/day. This study looks at what ha…

Thought this might interest you @ByrneCharles

High between-individual variation in triage is impt finding: understand ing why & how clinician variation occurs, including the impact of service-level factors (E.g workload pressures and availability of medical personnel), now crucial https://t.co/mS

RT @BJGPjournal: Two-step digital triage: this study highlights areas of risk and inconsistencies after analysing 200,000 calls https://t.c…

This is a very important paper and key bit of evidence for understanding triage (and risk of creating extra work for NHS though overly risk adverse triage). Nice work @H_Atherton @garyabel 👍

Lots of chat about triage in #generalpractice at the moment. NHS 111 takes 50,000 calls/day. This study looks at what happens on secondary triage of those 111 calls. Makes one wonder.... https://t.co/VO0lBKzdrv

"Non-clinician primary triage has significant limitations .. It may miss key symptoms that are subsequently triaged as requiring immediate care, while also being too risk averse for most calls ..." https://t.co/k3DtsKFSkB

RT @BJGPjournal: Two-step digital triage: this study highlights areas of risk and inconsistencies after analysing 200,000 calls https://t.c…

RT @BJGPjournal: Two-step digital triage: this study highlights areas of risk and inconsistencies after analysing 200,000 calls https://t.c…

RT @BJGPjournal: Two-step digital triage: this study highlights areas of risk and inconsistencies after analysing 200,000 calls https://t.c…

RT @BJGPjournal: Two-step digital triage: this study highlights areas of risk and inconsistencies after analysing 200,000 calls https://t.c…

RT @UAPCWarwick: Clinician-led secondary triage in England’s urgent care delivery: a cross-sectional study https://t.co/IMRbhKGiQF @H_Ather…

RT @UAPCWarwick: Clinician-led secondary triage in England’s urgent care delivery: a cross-sectional study https://t.co/IMRbhKGiQF @H_Ather…

Clinician-led secondary triage in England’s urgent care delivery: a cross-sectional study https://t.co/IMRbhKGiQF @H_Atherton @warwickmed @HealthSci_WMS

RT @BJGPjournal: Two-step digital triage: this study highlights areas of risk and inconsistencies after analysing 200,000 calls https://t.c…

RT @BJGPjournal: Two-step digital triage: this study highlights areas of risk and inconsistencies after analysing 200,000 calls https://t.c…

Two-step digital triage: this study highlights areas of risk and inconsistencies after analysing 200,000 calls https://t.co/2k2Kcb66db @UAPCWarwick https://t.co/BXXpo3i1uA