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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHospital discharge and community support guidance - GOV.UK

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   Jan 26, 2024 · This guidance applies in relation to adults being discharged from NHS acute hospitals, NHS community hospitals and virtual wards. It excludes maternity patients. Discharges from mental health...

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHospital discharge and community support: staff action cards ...

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   Oct 27, 2022 · This document contains all the hospital discharge and community support staff action cards. It outlines how your role helps to implement best practice outlined in the hospital discharge and...

   • A significant part of your work should now be in non-acute settings (mainly in people’s homes).What you should do differently where discharge to as...
   • You will need to decrease the overall length of stay to create more capacity and allow more people to benefit from rehabilitation. Your work may no...
   • A significant part of your work should now be in non-acute settings (mainly in people’s homes), working alongside therapists to support people, mai...
   • If not already in place, you should establish a single collaborative commissioning route for domiciliary care and care homes in relation to dischar...
   • A significant part of your work should now be co-ordinating care input and oversight in non-acute settings (mainly in people’s homes).How you shoul...
   • Where discharge to assess is implemented, you should continue discharging people on pathway 0 (straight home without formal care and support) if re...
   • Every local health and social care system based around an acute hospital site should have a single coordinator to lead and drive the discharge agen...
   • A case manager may be assigned to each person requiring post-discharge health and/or social care and support to aid and monitor their discharge and...

4. www.nice.org.uk › guidance › ng94Chapter 35 Discharge planning - NICE

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   Discharge planning is the process by which the hospital team considers what support might be required by the patient in the community, refers the patient to these services, and then liaises with these services to manage the patient’s discharge.

5. www.england.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsImprovement guidance for writing a criteria-led discharge policy

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   This document provides guidance in addition to our criteria-led discharge (CLD) resources on writing a patient discharge policy for the implementation of CLD. This guidance is generic developed from reviewing existing trust CLD policies.

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6. www.dbth.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsDISCHARGE OF PATIENTS FROM HOSPITAL POLICY

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   Effective hospital discharge can only be achieved when there is cohesive joint working between all organisations, including hospital, primary care, social care, housing departments, independent and voluntary sector.

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7. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHospital discharge and community support: staff action cards

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   Aug 21, 2020 · These action cards set out what specific teams and roles need to do to follow hospital discharge and community support guidance: medical staff (doctors) matron, ward manager (nurse in charge)

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   What are the hospital discharge and community support staff action cards?

   • This document contains all the hospital discharge and community support staff action cards. It outlines how your role helps to implement best practice outlined in the hospital discharge and community support guidance. Each action card should be read along side the key messages for all staff.

   Hospital discharge and community support: staff action cards (all roles)

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   When can a patient be discharged from hospital?

   • It aims to discharge patients from hospital as soon as they no longer need acute care but who may still need care services – providing them with short-term, funded support in their own home or another community setting during a period of recovery and reablement.

   Discharging patients - Care Quality Commission

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   What should a hospital staff do if a patient is discharged?

   • The hospital staff should then establish that the patient’s family or carer is genuinely able and willing to provide all the support required. If it is deemed that discharge will not be safe, they will need to explain further to the patient and family their concerns which must be documented.

   DISCHARGE OF PATIENTS FROM HOSPITAL POLICY - Doncaster and …

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   What happens when a patient is discharged?

   • The patient will be returned to the discharging ward, if access to property cannot be gained. On the day of discharge, it is the responsibility of the nurse caring for the patient to co-ordinate the discharge, thereby ensuring a smooth and seamless discharge and transfer of care where appropriate.

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   What should a discharging nurse do if a patient is unable to work?

   • Medication, equipment and dressings will be supplied as appropriate. The discharging nurse should ensure that the patient and/or relative understands instructions as to the use of supplies. If the patient is unable to work due to his condition, a member of the medical team should issue a medical certificate for the appropriate length of time.

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   Where can I find guidance on discharge and community support?

   • Detailed guidance on accountability and roles can be found in Hospital discharge and community support: staff action cards. An identified executive lead, employed by any partner in the system, to provide strategic oversight of the discharge process.

   Hospital discharge and community support guidance - GOV.UK

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9. www.cqc.org.uk › publications › major-reportsDischarging patients - Care Quality Commission

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   Oct 21, 2022 · It aims to discharge patients from hospital as soon as they no longer need acute care but who may still need care services – providing them with short-term, funded support in their own home or another community setting during a period of recovery and reablement.