GIRFT Pancreatic Cancer Review Pre Visit Questionnaire (Spokes)
Overview
NHS England Getting It Right First Time (NHSE GIRFT) would like to gain insight into the Pancreatic Cancer service and its delivery by multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) at surgical hubs and their referral sites ('spokes'), ahead of a Deep Dive.
The attached questionnaire complements the Provider and Network Level Reports (produced using centrally held data sources such as Hospital Episode Statistics). The questionnaire gives us a better understanding of the service offered by your Trust, including any successes you would like to share and challenges that you may have.
The questionnaire has been compiled around key themes including workforce; diagnostics; CNS, dietitians and additional services; and histopathology.
The current questionnaire is for all Trusts who refer into a surgical hub. A separate questionnaire will be circulated to the hubs. Our understanding of the hub and spoke network is based on responses to a network mapping exercise completed by the surgical hubs.
In the case of any questions that are not applicable to your Trust, please move on to the next question.
Ahead of completing this questionnaire it may be helpful for the respondent to review the questions and assemble the relevant data. Completing the questionnaire should then only take 10 to 15 minutes. A PDF version of the questionnaire is attached to enable you to undertake this review.
Should you have any questions regarding this, please do not hesitate to contact Katie Cartwright, Project Manager, NHSE GIRFT Review of Pancreatic Cancer (k.cartwright6@nhs.net).
Thank you in advance
Why your views matter
Why are we collecting the data?
The results from the questionnaire will be used to support NHSE GIRFT duty under the Health and Social Care Act 2022 to protect and promote the interests of people who use health care services by promoting provision of health care services which are, inter alia, economic, efficient and effective.
NHSE GIRFT is a national programme overseen by NHS England that aims to deliver quality improvement in patient outcomes through peer to peer discussion with clinicians and managers in Trusts and wider local partners. It combines wide-ranging data analysis with the input and professional knowledge of clinicians to examine how things are currently being done and how they could be improved.
Results from the questionnaire will be used for only two purposes: (1) to support NHSE GIRFT deep dive or NHSE GIRFT implementation meetings in hospitals and networks; (2) to support recommendations in the NHSE GIRFT national specialty report.
What type and level of data are being collected?
The questionnaire will not collect patient identifiable information. The questions cover both quantifiable and qualitative themes with some responses requesting a paragraph or two on a particular issue. Most responses will be either yes/no or numbers, both of which NHSE GIRFT may use for benchmarking analysis.
The questionnaire may request the name and contact details of the person who submitted responses to allow NHSE GIRFT to follow-up for clarification of answers.
Who will access the data and how will it be further shared?
The results from the questionnaire will be stored within the secure IT environment managed by NHS England, and will never leave this environment. Data will be accessed only by a small number of NHSE GIRFT staff that have NHS England permission to use the secure NHS England IT environment. Data will be regularly backed up and will be stored until no longer required for the purpose of the implementation of NHSE GIRFT programme. NHS England may also share the data internally within NHS England to support our wider efficiency and productivity programmes and delivery of all statutory responsibilities of Monitor and TDA.
Agreement
By filling in this questionnaire, you agree that NHSE GIRFT can use the data as described above.
Any queries, please email Katie Cartwright, Project Manager, NHSE GIRFT Review of Pancreatic Cancer (k.cartwright6@nhs.net)
Audiences
- GPs
- Nurses
- Health visitors
- Clinicians
- Managers
- Commissioners
- Directors of public health
- Pharmacists
- Doctors
- Midwives
- Health care assistants
- Healthcare scientists
- Paramedics
- Dentists
- Art therapists
- Drama therapists
- Music therapists
- Chiropodists/podiatrists
- Dietitians
- Occupation therapists
- Orthotists
- Orthopists
- Prosthesists
- Physiotherapists
- Diagnostic radiographers
- Therapeutic radiographers
- Speech and language therapists
- Childcare providers
- Allied health professionals
- Care-givers
- Ophthalmic practitioners
- Responsible officers
- Clinical psychologists
- Paediatric neuropsychologists
- GP Practices
- Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Practice managers
- Receptionists
- Dental surgeons
- Neonatal and maternity staff
- Oncologists
- Referrers to PET CT
- Radiologists
- General Practice Nurses
- Healthcare professionals
- Medical directors
- Directors of nursing
- Chief executives
- Flu leads
- Occupational health and safety leads
- Communication leads
- Medical practitioners
- Dental practitioners
- Pharmaceutical practitioners
- Human resources professionals
- Organisational development professionals
- Health and wellbeing professionals
- Foundation trusts
- Mental health trusts
- Community healthcare trusts
- Tribunal service
- Strategic clinical networks (SCNs)
- GP Practices
- Primary care
- Clinical Reference Groups (CRGs)
- NHS trusts
- Integrated care system
- Care Quality Commission
- Health Education England
- Health Protection Agency
- Local Government Association
- Monitor
- National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
- Health and Wellbeing boards
- Healthwatch (national and local)
- Health and Social Care Information Centre
- NHS Trust Development Authority
- NHS England Partnership Organisations
- Department of Health
- Local Health and Care Record Exemplars (LHCRE)
- LHCRE IG Steering Group and Critical Friends
- Council of Deans of Health
- Patient representatives organisations
- National directors
- Regional directors
- Area Team directors
- All NHS England Staff
- All P&I staff
- Policy leads
- Organisational Change and Programme Delivery Team
- All TCO staff
- Internal staff only
- West Midlands DCO staff
- Communications
- Voluntary groups
- Community groups
- Charities
- Advocacy or support organisations
- DH third sector strategic partners
- Patient groups
- Pharmaceutical and HealthTech Industry
- Regulatory bodies
- Academic/professional institutions
- Employer representatives
- Employee representatives
- Trade unions
- Deaneries
- Higher education institutions
- Royal Colleges
- Service providers
- All interested stakeholders
- Pharmaceutical Industry
- Staff and organisations across the health system
- Patients and the public
- New Care Models
- Quality Surveillance Groups
- Independent sector nental health providers
- All NHS Staff
- Health Care Professionals
- Professional bodies
- CCG clinical leaders
- Lung cancer pathway team
- Trust communications teams
- Primary Care Networks
- NED appointments
- NHS chefs and caterers
- ICS chief information officers
- ICS digital lead
- ICS senior information risk owners
- Local authorities
- Social care providers
- Event attendees
- Patients
- Carers
- Service users
- Retailers
- Suppliers
- Information providers
- Information professionals
- Informatics professionals
- Volunteers
Interests
- Getting it right first time (GIRFT)
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