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what is the role of an outreach nurse

CCOT nurse is an experienced nurse who is specially trained in providing support to patients who are outside of intensive care.

  • support wards / doctors / patients with deterioration of the acutely unwell.

  • escalation of care

  • support appropriate referrals to ITU

  • support ICU discharging of patients

  • be a member of MET team

  • educate wards / teaching

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key role of CCOT

  • recognise and respond to deterioration

  • the CCOT will assess and formulate a plan to support the patient based on the patients condition, with nurse and doctor support.

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appropriate referrals

the CCOT can act as a filtration system between the ward and ICU, promoting appropriate and early referral.

CCOT will assess and utilise skills to recognise signs of deterioration / organ support.

  • can identify and support limitations

  • recommend plan to monitor, investigate and remain on ward.

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support / MET team

  • met teams are ??? called to review patients experiencing clinical deterioration and assist possible prevention of arrest

  • ALS trained

  • assist intubation

  • aid in planning ITU admission

  • assist in arrest

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ICU discharge

essential part of recommended in ???? post ITU discharge care

  • follow up 12 hours ideally / 24 max

  • high risk of deterioration, readmission

  • support care on ward & rehabilitation recommendations

  • recognise limitations

  • NORF standards - the rehabilitation ??? critical illness

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supporting ward / patient deterioration

  • experienced nurses who are trained in supporting patients outside of critical care

  • recognise & respond to deterioration appropriately

  • devise / formulate an idea of what the patient could need

  • organise / recommend further monitoring & investigations.

  • limitations of patient

  • assess need for higher level of care safely

  • work as a filtration system in promoting appropriate / early referrals

  • recognise rapid deterioration and organ disfunction

  • can patients go other wards such as padan ward or dialysis

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teaching

  • education, training & support

  • key element of NORF

  • inkeeping with clinical government & CCOT framework pillars

  • address own education needs, self directed

  • work to support team learning

  • develop my own competence.. CADS, ALS, X-RAY

  • audit / review - show ward needs

  • teaching ward staff

  • using datex to guide learning, teaching & self reflection

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what is call 4 concern

marthas rule, explain it, its a call for concern

  • patients & family can raise concern of deterioration

  • call goes to site

  • communication - site deal with

  • care concern - outreach assess

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what can i offer to this job?

I can contribute my experience in patient assessment and care management, enhance team collaboration, support educational initiatives, and ensure early identification of patient deterioration.

  • 7 years ITU

  • journey through junior - senior

  • outreach

  • love learning

  • courses

  • i think differently. why?

  • amanda

  • horse lady

  • gallerbame ?

good relationship building with staff + doctors as well. im funny as fuck

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LIMITATIONS OF CCOT

escalation of care

  • difference in opinions

  • finding ways to discuss ??? respectfully

  • ????

  • knowing my role but expressing my concern

  • supporting decisions

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LIMITATIONS OF CCOT

workload

  • only one in hospital

  • not knowing day to day

  • collecting all information available - handover, results, nursing notes.

  • prioritising patients on list ???

  • listening to med handover / whats highlighted

  • asking ITU if any patients are on the radar

  • ward walk about

  • leaving scope for more referrals

  • im only human.. (factors) breaks, water, toilet

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conflict

there are times where there will be conflicts, some doctors dont believe in outreach.

some are not open to discussion.

in serious cases - phone medical registrar / consultant in extreme cases

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competence / confidence

difficult to feel confidence by challenging decisions

  • being placed in / navigating situations you have not been in before.

  • understand own limits and competence

  • have the humility and understanding of my capabilities to ask for support when necessary

  • use good working relationships

  • work within remit

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working within my limitations

  • i respect my role / working within my role as a supporting figure

  • i am not there to diagnose

  • i am able to recommend and support

  • using and collecting evidence

  • sepsis six - do as much as i can. use golden hour

  • use specialist teams for support ie. pan nurse, resp nurse, chest physio

  • busy doctors / night shifts

  • my own work load

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what are the limitations of outreach nurse — introduction

  • escalation of care

  • working within my limitations

  • the work load

  • conflict

  • competence / confidence