What is the Quality of Care at Co-Located Primary Care Service at Leeds General Infirmary

Neutral

"• The service identified patients who may be in need of extra support such as patients who had a hearing impairment or language difficulties."

Neutral

"• Monthly audits on antibiotic prescribing were undertaken by the provider’s pharmacy lead."

Positive

"Referrals to other services were made as appropriate such as the secondary care dermatology department or mental health team."

Positive

"There were arrangements and systems in place to support staff to respond to people with specific health care needs such as those who had mental health needs."

Positive

"The GP had direct access to mental health support services where patients who had complex mental health needs or suicidal thoughts could be referred as a matter of urgency."

Positive

"We reviewed two separate audits relating to sepsis and prescribing high risk medicines."

Positive

"As a result of the audit increased awareness of sepsis had been cascaded to clinical staff across the whole of the provider’s services."

Neutral

"• We saw two sepsis screening audits undertaken in the preceding six months."

Neutral

"Fifty sets of notes had been examined for each audit identifying how many patients required sepsis screening."