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Healthy StartImplementation Process
Eulalee GreenHealth Development Manager
Registered [email protected]
07939 831 821
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Background
2005-2008: 35 children with rickets 2007-2009: 20/22 children with tuberculosis had vit D
deficiency 2004-2007: 17 hypocalcaemic seizures at 1-2 months old
2 required PICU, 1 long term complications
2008: 2 infant: cardiac failure due to vit D deficiency 20% of paediatric fracture patients are vit D deficient
Source: Dr Michie, Consultant Senior Lecturer in Paediatrics, Ealing Hospital
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Background
Rates over 5 years (2003 – 2008)
23 electoral wards
Average Number Congenital
Malformations Children 0-5 yrs old In Each
ElectoralExpected 14
(range 9 - 23)
Actual 70(range 41 -
114)
Ratio Actual: Expected
5
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Healthy Start Project
Early 2009: DoH identified high seizure rates in
Ealing June 2009: HS project started Aim:
Reduce neonatal hypocalcaemic seizures (vitamin D)
Reduce congenital malformation rates (folic acid)
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Milestones
1. Baseline data2. Stakeholder Interviews3. Map current processes4. System redesign5. Implement and monitor6. Health Staff training 7. Community Publicity8. Monitoring 9. Outcome evaluation 10. Roll-out to non-PCT sites
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Baseline Data
8 sites over 3 neighbourhoods
20,750 Children: 0-4 yrs
11,000 women: pregnant or with a child <12mths old
Uptake 2007 – 2008
AreaAdult Sold
Adult Free
Child Sold
Child Free
Acton, Central Ealing & Hanwell 1 0 42 224Northolt & Greenford 5 10 27 133
Southall 0 0 140 170Total for Ealing 6 10 209 527
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Stakeholder Interviews
Public Health – Strategic Lead Universal Children Services – client advice Maternity Services – client advice Family Nurse Partnership GP Services & Paediatricians – client advice Health Centres – supplement sales & budget Children Centres – client advice Supplies Department – distribution to centres Accounts Department- reporting to DoH &
reclaim funds
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The Process (July 2009)
Account Department had unwritten process
Centres had different processes Quarterly returns not submitted Monies banked incorrectly Wrong account and supply codes used Staff confused about recommendations GP & MW not involved
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System Redesign (Aug 2009)
Draft: Flow Chart, FAQ, Leaflet Key stakeholders meeting Prepare final documents Pilot at one site Roll-out to other PCT sites Deliver training for Reception Staff Implement system and monitoring
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Health Staff Training (Sept 2009)
Practice Managers – 25 managers Pharmacists – 2 sessions, about 40 pharmacists Health Visiting Team – 4 neighbourhood meetings
– 40 staff Midwives –Queen Charlottes & Ealing Hospital –
about 30 staff Ealing Hospital – 45 minute presentation hour
from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm - up to 135 staff Clinic administrators – 10 staff Children Centre Staff (delivered by the Children
Centre Dietitians) Corum outreach team – 30 staff
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Community Publicity (Sept 2009)
Baby TV film Poster Two articles a year, in Ealing Matters,
Team Talk Core Brief, and Nutrition Today Weaning Groups 6x a week – CCD Breastfeeding Peer Supports – CCD Switch-Script on GP system
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Monitoring(2009 – 2010)
PH collates HS uptake Vouchers held by the centre for 12
months Every month figures and copies of
banking slip Compile quarterly sheets Quarterly figures sent to Accounts
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Uptake Data
Uptake 2007 – 2008
AreaAdult Sold
Adult Free
Child Sold
Child Free
Acton, Central Ealing & Hanwell 1 0 42 224Northolt & Greenford 5 10 27 133
Southall 0 0 140 170
Total for Ealing 6 10 209 527
Uptake 2009 – 2010
AreaAdult Sold
Adult Free
Child Sold
Child Free
Acton, Central Ealing & Hanwell 49 144 437 378
Northolt & Greenford 39 73 164 327
Southall 661 83 819 309
Total for Ealing 749 300 1,420 1,014
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Outcome Evaluation
Difficult to obtain and time consuming
Hospital coding errors, so need to hand search patient records
Hypocalcaemic seizures – only 2 between 1 Sept 2010 to 28 Feb 2011
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Process in 2010
Written Process (FAQ & Flow Charts) Distribution sites submitting correct
information HV, CNN & MW understand vitamin
recommendations Accounts Department – some problems GP – some problems Not distributing from non-PCT sites
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Problems
Process monitoring Outcome monitoring Accounts department not including
HS as one of its priority Distribution of refund HS vouchers – infant vitamin voucher
not from 1 mth
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Future Plans
Investigate how families are using vouchers Access GP training programme Re-look at non-PCT sites Write in to the SOP for:
GP antenatal booking 1st Antenatal appointment New birth visit
Training staff at birth registration offices Children Information Services website Local library services
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Plea to the DoH
Children vitamin vouchers from 1 mth Constant messages on HS sites and
leaflets to include drops from 1 month for African, Afro-Caribbean, Middle Eastern and Asian babies
Request hospitals to remove ‘paediatric’ as diagnostic code
Request GP, midwifery and health visitor IT systems, include auditable fields for vitamin D, folic acid, and breastfeeding