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Hong Kong Hospital Authority Convention: May 2016 Leadership for better end of life care in current times Professor Bee Wee National Clinical Director for End of Life Care, NHS England Consultant in Palliative Medicine, Oxford, UK

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Hong Kong Hospital Authority Convention: May 2016

Leadership for better end of life care

in current times

Professor Bee Wee

National Clinical Director for End of Life Care, NHS England

Consultant in Palliative Medicine, Oxford, UK

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Changing

demographics

Rising

expectations

Diminished

financial

resources

Changing

workforce

Frequently

changing

‘system’

Subspecialisation

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Changing

demographics

Rising

expectations

Diminished

financial

resources

Changing

workforce

Frequently

changing

‘system’

Subspecialisation

Increasingly

complex

world

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Changing

demographics

Rising

expectations

Diminished

financial

resources

Changing

workforce

Frequently

changing

‘system’

Subspecialisation

Desire and commitment

to provide dignified and

compassionate care

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http://media.nhsiq.nhs.uk/

whitepaper/index.html

Leadership for complex times

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What enables transformational change?

1. People – question the norm: ‘rocking boat’ but staying on board

2. Leading from the edge – moving change processes to, and from, ‘the edge’

3. From ‘diagnostic’ to ‘dialogic’ – changing conversation and mindset

4. Curators of knowledge – greater focus on ‘tacit knowledge’ (know-how)

5. Bridge building to connect the disconnected

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Quality improvement

• Quality improvements – look through the patient’s

eyes

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Patient and Family Centred Care

Select a care experience

Establish a guiding council

Evaluate current situation – through eyes of patients and families

Develop PFCC care experience working group

Creating shared vision through written ‘ideal experience’

Identify PFCC improvement projects and form project improvement teams

http://www.kingsfund.org.uk/projects/pfcc

https://www.pointofcarefoundation.org.uk/our-work/patient-family-centred-care/

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Quality improvement

• Quality improvements through the patient’s eyes

• Review evidence – revise what we do

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Quality improvement

• Quality improvements through the patient’s eyes

• Review evidence and revise what we do

• Take all evidence into account

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Home Hospice Hospital Care Home

Multiple choices Other No preference/Don't mind Unsure/it depends

Unwilling to express preference Median

Source: Hoare et al, PLOS One 2015

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Source: Hoare et al, PLOS One 2015

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Take home thoughts

• Are we using the optimal balance of leadership

approach?

• Are we making changes that improve care and

experience for patients?

• Are we open-minded about seeking all evidence and

brave enough to consider what it means?

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For every complex problem

there is an answer that is clear, simple……..

and wrong

HL Mencken