Unclear healthcare delegation

Weak and unclear guidance on the delegation of healthcare responsibilities within schools, leading to insufficient clarity.

5 items 1 source 1 inquiry
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Inquiry recommendation
27match
IHRD-20 - Consultant-Led Ward Rounds
Hyponatraemia Inquiry
Children's ward rounds should be led by a consultant and occur every morning and evening.
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Inquiry recommendation
27match
IHRD-15 - Consultant Notification on Admission
Hyponatraemia Inquiry
A consultant fixed with responsibility for a child patient upon an unscheduled admission should be informed promptly of that responsibility and kept informed of the patient's condition, to ensure senior clinical involvement and leadership.
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Inquiry recommendation
23match
IHRD-12 - Senior Paediatric Responsibility
Hyponatraemia Inquiry
Senior paediatric medical staff should hold overall patient responsibility in children's wards accommodating both medical and surgical patients.
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Inquiry recommendation
18match
IHRD-21 - Nurse Attendance at Clinical Interactions
Hyponatraemia Inquiry
The accountable nurse should, insofar as is possible, attend at every interaction between a doctor and child patient.
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Inquiry recommendation
18match
IHRD-19 - Senior Lead Nurse in Children's Wards
Hyponatraemia Inquiry
To ensure continuity, all children's wards should have an identifiable senior lead nurse with authority to whom all other nurses report. The lead nurse should understand the care plan relating to each patient, be visible to both patients and staff and be available to discuss concerns with parents. Such leadership is necessary to reinforce nursing standards and to...
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