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Issue 130 28th July 2017

Health Reports, Documents & News

Sustainability and Transformation Plans: Five key questions for planners The Centre for Health and the Public Interest (CHPI) has just published "Sustainability and Transformation Plans: Five key questions for planners" To read more click here

Investment in NHS transformation projects The Secretary of State for and NHS England has announced £325m of capital investment for local projects that will help the NHS to modernise and transform care for patients. Patients will see this investment deliver faster diagnosis for conditions like cancer, easier access to mental health care, expansion of A&Es, shorter waits for operations, and more services in GPs surgeries. This initial tranche of funding has been targeted at the strongest and most advanced schemes in STPs. To read more click here Additional link: RCGP press release

Sustainability and transformation plans housing and aging Care and Repair England has published Sustainability and transformation plans: analysis of extent to which housing and ageing are mentioned in STPs. This briefing highlights why housing is so critical to achieving the future vision for the NHS and the importance of addressing population ageing. Based on a search of all 44 STPs, the summary table in this briefing shows the wide disparities with regard to inclusion of any references to housing and ageing, ranging from zero in a number of areas, to a few which are far ahead in terms of integrated analysis and cross sector planning. Briefing

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Financial challenges facing general practice The Healthcare Financial Management Association and Future-Focused Finance have published The financial challenges facing general practice. This briefing presents the results of survey of general practitioners and practice managers about the current financial challenges they are facing. The results highlight a number of concerns ranging from uncertainty about a sustainable future to increased workload demands. The briefing makes a number of recommendations to address some of these issues. It features two case studies from general practices in Bradford and York. Briefing

NHS digital capability review NHS Digital has published Fit for 2020: report from the NHS digital capability review. This document re-enforces NHS Digital's vision of providing IT and data to improve health and care for patients and describes and outlines NHS Digital’s plans for the future. To read more click here

Digital literacy Health Education England and the Royal College of Nursing have jointly published Improving Digital Literacy. This document outlines why digital capabilities are so important in the provision of the best care; why the right digital knowledge, skills, behaviours and attitudes are important and relevant to each working in health and care; and what those digital capabilities are. It details the work undertaken to date on the digital literacy programme of work and also highlights the Royal College of Nursing’s focus on developing digital capabilities in the nursing and midwifery workforce. To read more click here

National priorities for acute hospitals 2017 Good practice guide: Focus on improving patient flow July 2017 This guide outlines good practice in 10 areas that will improve patient flow. The good practice is not new. It was recommended in Bruce Keogh’s Safer, Faster, Better: Transforming urgent and emergency care services in England. 1 It features guidance from the Royal Colleges, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), specialist societies and from publications by the Nuffield Trust and King’s Fund. We know it works. Where implemented effectively by well-led teams using effective improvement techniques, hospitals have seen real benefits to patient outcomes and staff satisfaction. Hospital crowding reduces. Emergency departments (EDs) decongest. Mortality falls. Harm is reduced. Staff feel less pressured. Implementing the good practice in all 10 areas will have a positive, cumulative effect on improving patient flow. Implementing it piecemeal will be much less effective. Guidance

Department of Health annual report and accounts 2016 to 2017 The Department of Health has published Department of Health annual report and accounts 2016 to 2017. This report gives an overview of the department’s resources and how it has used them to fulfil its statutory functions during the financial year 2016 to 2017. The document describes DH’s performance against objectives and includes the Secretary of State’s annual report on the performance of the health service in England. Report Additional link: Health Foundation press release

Assessment of performance The Department of Health has published Annual assessment of the NHS Commissioning Board (known as NHS England) 2016-17. This report by the Secretary of State for Health covers the extent to which NHS England met its mandate and business plan objectives, and fulfilled its duties to: improve the quality of services; reduce inequalities and secure public involvement. Report

CCG ratings 2016-2017 NHS England has published CCG Annual Assessment 2016/17. This document lists the overall rating for each of the 209 CCGs as part of their annual assessment under the CCG Improvement and Assessment Framework (CCG IAF). Full details of each an individual CCG’s performance against the framework’s indicators are available on the MyNHS website. To read more click here Additional link: MyNHS Website

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Decommissioning health care The National Institute for Health Research has published Decommissioning health care: identifying best practice through primary and secondary research: a prospective mixed-methods study (link to the report is at the very bottom of the press release). This study identifies high rates of decommissioning in the NHS including relocation, removal and replacement of services, medicines and organisations. It also notes huge challenges in establishing the legitimacy required to make and implement these highly controversial decisions. For this reason the authors argue that decommissioning should be considered as the last step in a process in which the case for change and the absence of alternatives has been shared and argued widely. They study highlights a number of ways decommissioning could be successfully achieved. To read more click here Health geography Academics at Liverpool University have released a new data resource which describes local access to health assets and hazards across the country – this includes retail outlets (fast food outlets, pubs, off-licenses, tobacconists, gambling outlets); health services (GPs, hospitals, pharmacies, dentists, leisure services); and the quality of the physical environment (green space, air pollution). To read more click here Additional links: Technical report Map display Health and environmental impact assessment Public Health England has published Health and environmental impact assessment: a briefing for public health teams in England. This document aims to help local public health teams identify when and how to contribute to environmental impact assessments. It identifies three areas where Directors of Public Health and public health teams can take action. The areas are: practical actions; build up knowledge and shape future practice. To read more click here Marmot indicators 2017 The Institute of Health Equity has published Marmot Indicators Release 2017. This briefing provides an update on progress since the 2008 Marmot Review into the most effective evidence-based strategies for reducing health inequalities in England. This update finds that improvements on life expectancy at birth and remaining life expectancy at 65 have slowed since 2010. The analysis also finds that inequalities within and between local authorities have persisted. Briefing Additional links: BBC News report AgeUK Spotting the signs of sepsis The Health Innovation Network (HIN), in partnership with NHS England and the ASK SNIFF Safety Netting Collaborative, have produced the “Spotting the Signs of Sepsis” film. The clinical content is based on the Public Health England parental awareness campaign materials that were developed in collaboration with the UK Sepsis Trust and launched in December 2016. To read more click here Improving patient flow This series of case studies explains how selected providers are delivering effectively against good practice priorities. These stories accompany our Good practice guide: Focus on improving patient flow and explain how providers have sought to localise and practically implement the principles of good patient flow. To read more click here Quality of adult social care The Department of Health and Care Quality Commission have published Adult social care: quality matters. This document sets out a shared commitment to high-quality, person-centred adult social care. It aims to bring the sector together in support of the agreed principles that underpin good quality adult social care. It sets out plans that support the delivery of priorities for improving quality, but not changing the statutory responsibilities or undermine the independence of each organisation. To read more click here Involving staff with quality improvement initiatives NHS Employers has published Staff involvement, quality improvement and staff engagement: the missing links. This briefing aims to help managers and leaders understand more about how involving staff with quality improvement initiatives can have a significant impact on staff engagement levels. Briefing

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Costs of inpatient falls in hospitals NHS Improvement has published The incidence and costs of inpatient falls in hospitals. This review provides an overview of the scale of inpatient falls and the benefits to the NHS if the rate of falls was reduced in hospitals. It examines the incidence of inpatient falls in hospital; the estimated costs hospitals incur as a result of inpatient falls; the potential cost savings from reducing falls by implementing well-evidenced multidisciplinary interventions; and potential savings to hospitals from taking these actions. Review Dementia care in hospitals The Royal College of Psychiatrists has published National Audit of Dementia Care in General Hospitals 2016-2017: third round of audit report. This report presents the results of the third round of the National Audit of Dementia (NAD) with collected data between April and November 2016. The audit measures the performance of general hospitals against criteria relating to care delivery which are known to impact upon people with dementia while in hospital. Report Additional link: HQIP press release Breast cancer in older women The first National Audit of Breast Cancer in Older Patients has been published. The National Audit of Breast Cancer in Older Patients: annual report 2017 was commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership as part of the National Clinical Audit Patient Outcomes Programme. This report describes the various aspects of the care provided by NHS breast cancer units in England and in Wales, and contains information on: patterns of surgical treatment in England and Wales among women diagnosed with breast cancer; the organisation of breast cancer services in England and Wales, with a particular focus on policies for the management of older patients; and how patient characteristics influence which treatments were considered as options for older patients. It makes recommendations for breast cancer units, commissioners and royal colleges. Report National cancer patient experience survey Quality Health has published the latest National Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2016. The survey asked people with cancer across England for their views on their care, with 72,788 responding. Patients reported improvements over the past year on being seen as soon as they thought necessary for hospital cancer appointments, cancer tests, and cancer treatment. The survey also shows people reported more positively on areas including: involvement in decisions about care and treatment, feeling they were given enough information and being treated with dignity and respect Survey Musculoskeletal conditions and multimorbidities Arthritis Research UK has published Musculoskeletal conditions and multimorbidity. The purpose of this report is to explore why and how musculoskeletal health should be considered as part of multimorbidity. It examines why the presence of musculoskeletal disease such as osteoarthritis or back pain can have an overall impact on the health, wellbeing and independence of a person living with multimorbidity. The report highlights the extent of the challenge ahead. By 2018, it's expected that there will be 2.9 million people in the UK living with multimorbidity, a substantial increase from 1.9 million in 2008. Report Musculoskeletal indicator set launched Arthritis Research UK has created in partnership with the musculoskeletal community a standard set of indicators for musculoskeletal health services relevant to people with arthritis and commissioners. The recommended MSK Indicator Set reflects the agreed objectives for musculoskeletal health systems and is a mixture of generic and condition-specific indicators that includes both process and outcome measures. These indicators are intended to be used for local analysis which will highlight the reasons for variation. To read more click here Liver disease financial costs The Foundation for Liver Research has published The financial case for action on liver disease. This report makes the financial case for concerted preventative action through public health measures to tackle the three main causes of liver disease: alcohol misuse, obesity and viral hepatitis. It summarises the escalating financial costs to the health and care system as well as the wider societal costs related to the three lifestyle-related factors. Report

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Smoke-free generation plans The Department of Health has published Towards a smoke-free generation: a tobacco control plan for England. The objectives of the tobacco control plan are to: reduce the number of 15 year olds who regularly smoke from 8% to 3% or less; reduce smoking among adults in England from 15.5% to 12% or less; reduce the inequality gap in smoking prevalence, between those in routine and manual occupations and the general population and reduce the prevalence of smoking in pregnancy from 10.5% to 6% or less. The aim is to achieve these objectives by the end of 2022. To read more click here Unmet needs in social care among older people Ipsos MORI and partners including AgeUK, NatCen Social Research and Independent Age has published Unmet Need For Care. This report highlights the experiences of unmet need for care among older people living in their own homes. The research for this report used secondary analysis of survey data from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA) and Health Survey for England (HSE) using data from 2011 - 13. This report is set against a background of an increasingly ageing population and cuts to budgets placing pressure on services. At the same time, the Care Act 2014 has introduced a national eligibility framework and an emphasis on prevention and on well-being. Report ‘Eating for two’ pregnancy myth The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has highlighted the publication of a survey, to understand women’s perceptions of how much they should eat during pregnancy. The survey, commissioned by the National Charity Partnership,, found 69 per cent of women are unaware of how many extra calories they need to consume during pregnancy. The RCOG is working with the National Charity Partnership to bust the ’eating for two’ myth and make it easier for people to understand how to make healthy choices during pregnancy to avoid unhealthy weight gain. Minor eye conditions services New research published in BMJ Open has found that introducing an intermediate-tier service for eye care services could reduce the volume of patients referred to hospitals by GPs and provide replacement services at lower costs. Retrospective economic analysis of the transfer of services from hospitals to the community: an application to an enhanced eye care service investigated the changes in volume of hospital ophthalmology patients and the related costs, before and after minor eye conditions services were introduced in two London boroughs. To read more click here Prevention of cardiovascular disease / Cardiac rehabilitation The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network has published two new guidelines:

SIGN 149 Risk estimation and the prevention of cardiovascular disease - deals with the management of cardiovascular risk, both primary and secondary prevention

SIGN 150 Cardiac rehabilitation - provides evidence-based recommendations and best practice guidance on the management of patients referred for cardiac rehabilitation.

National diabetes audit NHS Digital has published the following reports from the National Diabetes Audit

National Diabetes Insulin Pump Audit, 2015-2016 - collects information on the number and characteristics of people with diabetes using an insulin pump, the reason for going on an insulin pump and the outcomes achieved since starting the pump

National Diabetes Audit, 2015-2016 Report 2: complications and mortality - covers complications of diabetes. An accompanying Report 2b investigates the associations between disease outcomes and preceding care. HQIP press release

National paediatric diabetes audit The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health has published National Paediatric Diabetes Audit Report 2012-15: Part 2. This report contains data submitted by healthcare professionals working in paediatric diabetes units combined with Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) and data from the Patient Episode Database for Wales (PEDW) to provide a robust picture of diabetes-related admissions for children and young people in England and Wales. Report Additional link: HQIP press release

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Arts in health and wellbeing The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Arts, Health and Wellbeing has published Creative health: the arts for health and well-being. This report presents the findings of research, evidence-gathering and discussions with a view to making recommendations to improve policy and practice around the benefits that the arts can bring to health and wellbeing. Report Additional link: Royal Society for Public Health press release Stress reduction The Point of Care Foundation has published Behind closed doors. This report argues that the hard truths learned through the Francis Inquiry are in danger of being forgotten in light of unprecedented service pressures. The foundation calls on organisations to prioritise staff experience and strengthen efforts to protect staff from stress and burnout. Report Leading a healthy workforce NHS Employers has published Leading a healthy workforce: engaging board and clinical leaders to take positive action on staff wellbeing. This case study is designed to enable board and clinical leaders to challenge their current thinking and actions on how they are supporting the wellbeing of staff within their organisation. It helps them to consider what good looks like, the difference between wellbeing in policy and wellbeing in practice and what they can do to positively influence this going forward. Case study Service specification for wheelchair and posture services NHS England has published Model service specification for wheelchair and posture services. This model service specification has been developed with stakeholders and sets out the ambitions for excellent wheelchair services and provides CCGs with a framework to use with their service users, providers and suppliers to commission services that meet the needs of wheelchair users and their families. To read more click here Ambulance service standards NHS England has announced new ambulance standards will be implemented across the country following successful clinical ambulance trials from the Ambulance Response Programme (ARP). The changes focus on making sure the best, high quality, most appropriate response is provided for each patient first time. The standards are intended to be implemented by the beginning of winter 2017. To read more click here Additional links: Letter from Sir Bruce Keogh NHS England press release BBC News report Emergency care data set supplementary guidance NHS Digital has published Emergency Care Data Set (ECDS) supplementary guidance. The guidance outlines how the data set should be utilised and interpreted by users, system suppliers and other stakeholders. It also supports local areas to get the best out of the commissioning for quality and Innovation (CQUIN) through useful examples and tools. Guidance Winter pressure in A&E The Department of Health has published The Government response to the House of Commons Health Select Committee Report on Winter Pressure in Accident and Emergency Departments. The report responds to each of the twenty seven conclusions and recommendations in the Health Select Committee’s report. It highlights how the NHS prepares for winter, as part of its year-round operational resilience planning, to ensure the health and social care system in England is fully prepared for the increased pressures at that time of year. Report Drug strategy The Home Office has published 2017 drug strategy. This strategy sets out how the government and its partners, at local, national and international levels, will take new action to tackle drug misuse and the harms it causes. To read more click here Additional links Home Office press release Royal Society for Public Health press release

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Outcomes-based model for drug purchasing The Social Market Foundation has published Outcomes-based reimbursement of medicines. This report describes the benefits of introducing an outcomes-based model for drug purchasing as a mechanism to address the affordability challenge, to reduce risks within the NHS and to improve outcomes for patients. This would apply the principle of the NHS only paying for what works. The report describes how such a scheme could be introduced and the design challenges to be overcome. Report NIHR Signals The National Institute for Health Research Signals are summaries of recently published research and intended to provide decision makers in health and social care organisations with evidence they can use.

Doxycycline may be a safer first option for treating a blistering skin condition

Breaking multiple unhealthy habits all at once has modest impact, but not always

New evidence for lower blood pressure targets

An emergency department protocol to restore circulation doesn’t improve outcomes in septic shock

Three psychological therapies are effective for adolescent depression

Financial incentives do not increase attendance for diabetic eye screening

Insulin pumps not much better than multiple injections for intensive control of type 1 diabetes

Group therapy may help a few extra people quit smoking, if other methods fail

Infants anaesthetised without placing a tube in the trachea have fewer adverse breathing events

Chlorhexidine mouthwash is useful short-term for people with mild gum disease

Laminar airflow in surgery might not reduce surgical site infections

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MENTAL HEALTH NEWS Specialist mental health care in England The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published The state of care in mental health services 2014 to 2017. The report describes how CQC inspectors found that the majority of services are caring and compassionate towards their patients. However, the report also identifies several areas of concern: difficulties around accessing services, physical environments not designed to keep people safe, care that is over-restrictive and institutional in nature, and poor recording and sharing of information that undermines the efforts of staff to work together to make sure that people get the right care at the right time. Report Additional links: CQC press release | NHS Confederation Quality improvement in mental health The King’s Fund has published Quality improvement in mental health. This report explores the potential opportunities arising from the application of quality improvement approaches in the mental health sector and identifies relevant learning from organisations that have already adopted these approaches. The authors were specifically interested in understanding how and why some mental health organisations have embraced quality improvement strategies and what has enabled them to do so. It explores what changes are needed from senior leaders to cultivate a quality improvement ethos within their organisation. Report The right to decide: towards a greater understanding of mental capacity and deprivation of liberty This report from the Local Government and Social Ombudsman finds that vulnerable people are being forced into situations against their will because care providers are not going through the proper processes. It highlights concerns about the way some of the most vulnerable people in society are being treated when decisions are being made on behalf of people who lack mental capacity. This report offers advice and guidance to those working in social care. Report NIHR Highlight on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) This new Highlight of NIHR research into the management and treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) features research into psychological and pharmacological treatment options and new research on using self-help materials, combined with modest levels of support from mental health practitioners. To read more click here

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Perinatal mental health The Royal College of Midwives has published every mother must get the help they need (pdf). This report was inspired by the Change.org petition of Lucie Holland, whose sister died in tragic circumstances as a result of mental illness. Lucie set up the petition in 2015 calling for better awareness and care for those affected by perinatal mental illness. This petition received thousands of signatures and many people left comments about their own experiences. The RCM and partners have analysed and collated all the comments to form this report, which aims to highlight the need for better awareness and care for those affected by maternal mental health problems. To read more click here Additional link: RCM press release

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BEHIND THE HEADLINES Western sperm counts 'halved' in last 40 years 'Buying time' and not just things may increase life satisfaction Snoring link to Alzheimer’s disease unproven Could cows be the clue that leads to an HIV vaccine? Nine lifestyle changes may reduce risk of dementia High-dose vitamin D 'doesn't prevent colds and flu in kids' Benefits of artificial sweeteners unclear Some types of vegetarian diet can raise heart disease risk Long working week 'may increase risk of irregular heartbeat' House dust linked to obesity – but only in mice Face-to-face bullying much more common than cyberbullying Does coffee make you live longer? Old meningitis B vaccine 'may also protect against gonorrhoea' Does having a 'sense of purpose' in life help you sleep better? WHO issues warning about rise of drug-resistant gonorrhoea Full list available at: http://www.nhs.uk/News/Pages/NewsIndex.aspx

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EXTRACTS FROM THE MENTAL ELF BLOG

Keeping you up to date with reliable mental health research, policy & guidance

Should people with schizophrenia be offered depot antipsychotics as first line treatment?

Parenting factors associated with adolescent alcohol misuse

Memory lane: the road to recovery in depression?

Preventing depression in low-income mothers: Head Start RCT in the community

Off-label antidepressants: limited evidence to support their use

Severe mental illness in offspring may not be linked to smoking during pregnancy

How does age at onset affect outcomes in schizophrenia?

Tetris for PTSD: behavioural intervention unlikely to vaccinate against intrusions

Full reviews at: http://www.thementalelf.net/#sthash.1TMfsl0G.dpuf

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EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE NICE Guidance for July 2017

Ref Title Type

TA458 Trastuzumab emtansine for treating HER2-positive advanced breast

cancer after trastuzumab and a taxane Technology Appraisal

TA457 Carfilzomib for previously treated multiple myeloma Technology Appraisal

TA459 Collagenase clostridium histolyticum for treating Dupuytren's contracture Technology Appraisal

TA460 Adalimumab and dexamethasone for treating non-infectious uveitis Technology Appraisal

TA461 Roflumilast for treating chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Technology Appraisal

TA462 Nivolumab for treating relapsed or refractory classical Hodgkin lymphoma Technology Appraisal

IPG585 Laparoscopic insertion of a magnetic titanium ring for gastro-oesophageal

reflux disease Interventional Procedure Guidance

IPG586 Transcatheter aortic valve implantation for aortic stenosis Interventional Procedure

Guidance IPG587 Hysteroscopic sterilisation by insertion of intrafallopian implants Interventional Procedure

Guidance MIB112 Arctic Sun 5000 for therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest MedTech Innovation

Briefing NG71 Parkinson’s disease in adults NICE Guideline

QS155 Low back pain and sciatica in over 16s Quality Standard

Updated Guidance

CG99 Constipation in children and young people: diagnosis and management Clinical Guideline QS155 Chronic kidney disease in adults Quality Standard

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NICE EVIDENCE SUMMARIES FOR JULY 2017

Evidence summary

Early breast cancer (preventing recurrence and improving survival): adjuvant bisphosphonates

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USEFUL WEB RESOURCES

DDoonnoorrPPaatthh This app will assist specialist nurses working in organ donation by helping them to enter information on organ donation accurately and efficiently. Several hundred acute hospitals in the UK are now using the DonorPath app and it is only available to nurses in the NHS Blood and Transplant team at each acute trust. The aim is to reduce the administrative workload for specialist nurses, allowing

them to spend more time with patients and the clinical donor management team. The app is available for Apple tablets. To read more click here

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th July the existing BNF app will no longer be updated

The new and improved app is fully portable and users don’t need to be connected to the internet to access it. This means the BNF and BNFC’s authoritative guidance is readily available to health and social care professionals in a digital format to suit their needs.

To read more click here Available from iTunes and GooglePlay

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LIBRARY NEWS

New Books added to Library stock

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ppoowweerr ooff rreellaattiioonnaall ccoooorrddiinnaattiioonn bbyy JJooddiiee HHooffffeerr GGiitttteellll Whether from customers, supply-chain partners, policymakers, or regulators, organizations in virtually every industry are facing calls to do more with less. They are feeling compelled to provide higher-quality outcomes, more rapidly, at a lower cost. This book offers a road-tested approach for delivering these outcomes through positive organizational change. Its message comes just in time, for too many companies have gone the way of low-road strategies, such as cutting pay and perks, and working harder not smarter. Drawing on her path-breaking research, Jody Hoffer Gittell reveals that high performance is fundamentally relational--rooted in both human and social capital. Based on this insight, she provides a unique model that will help companies to build meaningful relationships among colleagues, develop smarter work processes, and design organizational structures fit for today's pressure test. By following four organizations on their change journeys, she illustrates how "relational coordination" unfolds in real-world settings. Tools for change guide readers as they learn how to implement this new model in their own workplaces.

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Number of children getting enough physical activity drops by 40% Change4Life together with Disney and Sport England launches '10 minute shake up' campaign to help get children more active. The number of children meeting the recommended amount of physical activity for healthy development and to maintain a healthy weight, 60 minutes a day, drops by 40% as they move through primary school. A new survey from Public Health England (PHE) and Disney looks at the effects of physical activity on children’s emotional wellbeing. To read more click here Additional Link: Survey

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JOURNAL SCAN

Please contact your designated Trust library service for copies of articles not available with your OpenAthens password or for any related queries. This can be done by email, telephone, post or on-line request forms (available on the library web pages of your Trust Intranet). Full contact details are at the end of this bulletin. Click on title links below to read more information. Antibiotics The antibiotic course has had its day Martin J Llewelyn et al BMJ 2017 358 j3418 To read the fulltext article click here Cancer care Establishing a community of practice for clinical nurse specialists Alison Keen et al Cancer Nursing Practice 2017 16 (6) p32-35

The library has copies of the shake up booklets and wall charts. Please feel free to collect some.

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Developing a support service for teenage and young adult cancer survivors with osteonecrosis Nicola Chesman, Anna Mackland, Lorna McWilliams Cancer Nursing Practice 2017 16 (6) p36-40 Living with and beyond colorectal cancer Claire Taylor Cancer Nursing Practice 2017 16 (6) p14-16 Can A Complex Online Intervention Improve Cancer Nurses’ Pain Screening and Assessment Practices? Results from a Multicenter, Pre-post Test Pilot Study Jane L.Phillips et al Pain Management Nursing 2017 18 (2) p75-89 Care of the elderly Pet dogs as promoters of wellbeing Alison While British Journal of Community Nursing 2017 22 (7) p332-336 Perspectives on the risks for older adults living independently Didi Verver et al British Journal of Community Nursing 2017 22 (7) p338-345 Geriatric monitoring units could provide solution to ICU overcrowding and improve survival in older hospitalised patients [Quantitative] Cynthia J Brown Evidence based nursing 2017 20 (3) p93 Children’s health Understanding the nurse’s role in identifying children with intellectual disability Lauren Delahunty Nursing Children and Young People 2017 29 (6) p33-36 Risk factors for childhood obesity: a data analysis of the Welsh Health Survey Claire Beynon, David Fone Nursing Children and Young People 2017 29 (6) p38-44 What do adolescents with asthma really think about adherence to inhalers? Insights from a qualitative analysis of a UK online forum De Simoni A BMJ Open 2017 Jun 13 7(6) p1-13 Paediatric inter-hospital transportation: a clinical governance project. Maria Breathnach, Paula Lane British Journal of Nursing 2017 26 (13) p758-761 Parents and informal caregivers feel they receive insufficient communication about routine childhood vaccination [Qualitative synthesis] Victoria Niederhauser Evidence based nursing 2017 20 (3) p81-82 To read the fulltext article click here Dysphagia The challenges of dysphagia in treating motor neurone disease Vesey, Siobhan British Journal of Community Nursing 2017 Supplement7 22 S17-S21 Emergency nursing Advanced practitioners in emergency care: a literature review Kyle Williams Emergency Nurse 2017 25 (4) p36-41

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Caring for children with autism spectrum condition in paediatric emergency departments Ben Richards Emergency Nurse 2017 25 (4) p30-34 Verbal abuse and physical assault in the emergency department: Rates of violence, perceptions of safety, and attitudes towards security Bradley Partridge, Julia Affleck Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal 2017 Jun 8. pii: S1574-6267 Gastroenterology The impact on patients of a nurse-led clinical service in gastroenterology Maria Tan, Shyam Menon, Doreen Black British Journal of Nursing 2017 26 (13) p734-738 Malaria Malaria: diagnosis, treatment and management of a critically ill patient. Chris Carter, Priscar Sakala Mukonka British Journal of Nursing 2017 26 (13) p762-767 Medicines management Administering and monitoring high-alert medications in acute care Joseph Macale, Ruff Cajanding Nursing Standard 2017 31 (47) p42-52 Mental health care The care programme approach and the politics of ‘personality disorder’ Nicky Bundy Mental Health Practice 2017 20 (10) p32-37 Therapeutic pluralism in mental health nursing practice Laura Collins Mental Health Practice 2017 20 (10) p13-18 Architecture and functioning of child and adolescent mental health services: a 28-country survey in Europe. Signorini G Lancet Psychiatry 2017 Jun 5 [Epub ahead of print] Recognising and diagnosing depression in children and young people Jenny Pinfield Nursing Standard 2017 31 (48) p51-63 Mobile DNA Mobile DNA in Health and Disease Haig H. Kazazian, John V. Moran The New England Journal of Medicine 2017 377 (4) p361–370 Pain Intravenous paracetamol or intravenous propacetamol can provide effective postoperative analgesia for some patients [Systematic review] Patricia O'Malley Evidence based nursing 2017 20 (3) p88-89 Single dose intravenous paracetamol or intravenous propacetamol for postoperative pain Amanda Stott Nursing Standard 2017 31 (48) p42-43 Parenteral nutrition Parenteral nutrition: indications and safe management. Nicky Wyer British Journal of Community Nursing 2017 Supplement7 22 S22-S28

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Pressure ulcers Systematic review of behavioral and educational interventions to prevent pressure ulcers in adults with spinal cord injury Alison M Cogan et al Clinical rehabilitation 2017 31 (7) p871-880 Research Mixed methods research: expanding the evidence base Allison Shorten, Joanna Smith Evidence based nursing 2017 20 (3) p74-75 To read the fulltext article click here

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