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Laura Pearson

Keele University

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Max Bettany

University of Liverpool

Ranganatha Rao

University Hospital Coventry

David Barber

Queen's University

Parijat De

Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust

R. L. Gorman

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

Samantha Pilsworth

Edge Hill University

Veronica Breardwood

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

Linda Jones

Freedom to Live

Helen Tickle

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

Michela Zanzi

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

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University of Liverpool

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

University Hospital Coventry

Queen's University

Queens University

University College London

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Trust

North Manchester General Hospital

Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust

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Emerging Pulmonary Rehabilitation (PR) in the digital world

01.02 - Rehabilitation and chronic care (2021)

Samantha Pilsworth R. L. Gorman Laura Pearson David Barber Helen Tickle

Introduction: PR teams globally have faced significant challanges, due to the impact of the covid-19 pandemic. This includes rapid suspension of services and complete pathway re-design due to the impact of local and national lockdowns, shielding advice and the fast adoption of digital technology to replace face to face appointments. There is limited evidence into the effectiveness of non-traditional models of pulmonary rehabilitation delivery. Method: Outcome data from patietns completing PR via one of the following methods - virtual groups, 1:1 support at home and a home exercise plan with telephone support was analysed to see if alternative methods of PR delivery can achieve positive results. Results: The first 20 patients to complete PR via alternative delivery methods had the outomes analysed. 6 completed PR via virtual groups via Attend Anywhere (AA), 10 were provide with a home exercise plan (HEP) with weekly telephone support and 4 were supported with 1:1 home exercise sessions. Discussion: PR can be delivered effectively in different ways with patients still gaining benefit regardless of method of delivery. More improvement was demonstrated in CRD the AA and 1:1 groups, perhaps suggesting the HEP missed the face to face enagement with staff. The AA and HEP groups both demonstarted improvements in 6MWT. More research is needed in this area for staff to suport patients appropriately.

10.1183/13993003.congress-2021.pa2111

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Patient safety during transfers from critical care: developing and assessing a checklist

Nursing Management (2024)

Laura Pearson Andrew Finney

Critically ill patients often need to be transferred from the intensive care unit (ICU) to the imaging department. This can compromise their safety, not only because of the inherent risk of deterioration but also because of the potential for incidents due to the inadequate preparation of medicines, equipment and monitoring. Using a patient transfer checklist can reduce the risk of human factor errors.This article reports on a quality improvement project conducted at the ICU of an acute hospital trust in the Midlands to develop and evaluate a patient transfer checklist. The checklist was developed based on guidance from the Intensive Care Society and evaluated using retrospective incident reports, an audit of staff compliance and a user survey. Using a transfer checklist in the ICU is likely to reduce patient safety incidents during transfers, but a shift in workplace culture may be needed to enhance incident reporting.

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10.7748/nm.2024.e2137

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Are we investigating and managing hyponatremia in hospitalised patients properly: a re-audit

Endocrine Abstracts (2014)

Laura Pearson Ranganatha Rao Parijat De

Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology ISSN 1470-3947 (print) | ISSN 1479-6848 (online)

10.1530/endoabs.34.p33

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