Elective Patient Business Principles



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Elective Patient Business Principles 7 days prior to day of surgery Provide draft theatre lists as soon as the minimum booking information is available for each case and preferably at a minimum 7 days prior to the day of surgery Close of business 3 days prior to day of surgery Emergency and urgent cases with notification <24hrs Sessions booked to <50% of available minutes* Sessions booked 50% to 100% of available minutes Requests to book sessions >100% of available minutes Urgent or emergency cases requiring treatment <24hrs Rooms will be contacted by the theatre manager. Empty sessions may be cancelled following negotiation. Sessions <50% booked will be capped and no additional elective patients may be added to that session. Capped sessions may be stacked so they follow each other or emergency cases may be added to the end of a stacked session. Capped session start times to be negotiated between the theatre manager and surgeon. *Exception: those on the on-call roster the night before their elective session will not be capped No action from Epworth. Rooms may add elective patients up until midday the day before surgery, provided the available session minutes are not exceeded. Rooms requesting to book a session to >100% available minutes will be referred to the theatre manager to negotiate an extension of session duration. Rooms requesting treatment of an emergency case to contact the floor coordinator to allocate a theatre based on required clinical treatment times.

Theatre utilisation calculations Field Utilisation target for elective sessions Calculation of procedure duration Definition 75% of available minutes % utilisation calculation number sessions minutes X 100 total available minutes Number session minutes Total available minutes AM session PM session Twilight sessions Based on retrospective actual duration of each procedure (to 80 th percentile) specific to the surgeon performing that procedure. Number of minutes from start of 1st procedure (anaesthetic start) to end of last procedure (out of theatre) within the session Indicates the overall number of minutes the session was available for which includes where the session may commence before the session start time and finish after the end of session time 8:00am- 12.30pm 1.30pm- 6:00pm 6.30pm- 10.00pm The maximum time a surgeon is permitted to operate an elective list at any Epworth facility is between 8am and 10pm.

Emergency patient treatment times Priority category P1 P2 P3 P4 Priority Description Examples Decision for theatre allocation Response Time Life threatening conditions The patient is at immediate risk of life, or near death. Organ threatening conditions The patient is physiologically stable, but there is immediate risk of organ survival or systemic decompensation. Non-critical but emergent The patient is physiologically stable but the surgical problem may undergo significant deterioration if left untreated. Non-critical, non emergent but urgent The patient's condition is stable. No deterioration is expected. Uncontrolled internal haemorrhage, sepsis or circulatory shock, ruptured AAA, cranial decompression, very urgent caesarian section, postoperative internal haemorrhage Ischaemic limb or bowel, fasciotomy, ruptured bowel, peritonitis Appendicitis, compound fractures, acute bowel obstruction, external fixation pelvic fractures. Fractured neck of femur, closed reduction fractures, incision of superficial abscess. P5 Elective Cataract surgery, hernia repair, hip or knee replacement, abdominoplasty, elective caesarean, tonsils. Highest priority for emergency theatre resources. If not immediately available the next available theatre will be allocated. Elective lists will be interrupted if an immediate vacancy cannot be found. Second priority for emergency theatre resources. Patients within this category will be allocated the next available theatre time usually within hours of booking. Elective lists may be asked to stand down if addition to a capped list within 4hrs cannot be sourced. Third priority for emergency theatre resources. Patients will be allocated the next available theatre time, either via addition to the end of a capped list today or opening of a twilight list. Elective sessions may be interrupted. Fourth priority for emergency theatre resources. Patients will be allocated the next available theatre time. Consider booking on next specialty elective session. Booked via addition to the end of a capped list today or tomorrow or opening of a twilight list. Patients are booked into a theatre allocated to their surgeon by the surgeon s rooms according to the booking principles. RT < 1 hour RT < 4 hours RT < 8 hours RT < 24 hours No required treatment timeframe

Minimum required information on theatre list To be provided when making a request for booking, preferably at 7 days prior to day of surgery Patient information Procedure information Patient Surname and First name Procedure date Patient date of birth Procedure name Patient Address e-cmbs number Patient contact phone number Surgeon name Medicare Number (or Workcover, TAC, DVA, overseas) Anaesthetist name Health fund name and number (or as above/ self- insured) Specialist equipment or prosthesis (if applicable)

Epworth HealthCare: Elective Patient booking processes and information Document Purpose Theatre list Enables a theatre booking to be made using minimum required information Patient admission details (MR1) Enables patient registration on Epworth system Pre-admission details (MR2) Used to supplement the theatre list with specific procedure or patient information Required? Yes Yes Optional Timeframe Who completes Responsible for providing Preferred method of submitting forms Alternative method of submitting forms Draft list 7 days before day of surgery & final list 3 days before day of surgery refer to business principles Rooms When booking is confirmed, > 7 days prior to day of surgery Rooms (admission details section) & patient (rest of form) Draft list 7 days before day of surgery & final list 3 days before day of surgery refer to business principles Patient Consent Form (MR3) Documents patient consent for treatment Yes. Must be an Epworth consent form. A signed version is required prior to day of surgery Patient Health History (MR9) Facilitates clinical preadmission Yes When booking is confirmed, >7 days prior to day of surgery Annual leave notification Notification of surgeon annual and conference leave Yes Annually or as required Rooms Doctor and patient Patient Rooms Rooms Patient Rooms Rooms Patient Rooms Print theatre list from practice management software. Mark new/deleted and changes. Email or fax to the Patient Service Centre Not applicable Online via Epworth website Patient completes in rooms, which scan to the PSC. Patient emails to the PSC. Patient posts or hand delivers on day of surgery Online via Epworth website MR2 forms may be completed in hard copy and emailed or faxed to the PSC Signed in rooms and emailed to the PSC clearly identifying the patient information. Hand delivered to the PSC or provided in hard copy by patients on day of surgery Online via Epworth website Patient completes in rooms, which scan to the PSC. Patient emails to the PSC. Patient posts or hand delivers on day of surgery Online via Epworth website Email notification to PSC

Contact details Switch board Patient Service Centre Email Phone Fax Theatre reception Floor coordinator Cliveden 9419 7122 ehcliveden.admissions@epworth.org.au 9419 7122 9419 0347 9419 7122 9419 7122 Eastern 8807 7100 eebookings@epworth.org.au 8807 7772 8807 7676 8807 7300 8807 7724 Freemasons Clarendon St Freemasons Victoria Parade 9483 3833 efbookings@epworth.org.au 1800 337 453 9483 3318 9483 3401 9483 3412 9418 8178 efbookings@epworth.org.au 1800 337 453 9483 3318 9418 8177 9418 8287 Hawthorn 9415 5777 ehabookings@epworth.org.au 9415 5720 9415 5604 9415 5711 9415 5680 Richmond 9426 6666 booking@epworth.org.au 9426 6155 9426 7692 9426 6271 9426 6887