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It is good practice to monitor whether patients are being booked in for treatment within the timescale indicated for their priority level. For example, a patient categorised as P2 should be treated within one month of the date that their priority coding was assigned.
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The ‘RPM’ form, included in the footer of the guide, is designed to help review and reprioritise cases in p2-4. The Guide is a short term expedient to the pandemic and not for long term use. 1a - Emergency procedures to be performed in <24 hours below).
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Jun 8, 2020 · The main changes are the inclusion of material related to spinal surgery and paediatric cardiac surgery. This guidance describes levels of surgical priority, covering all surgical specialties with the exception of obstetrics and gynaecology and ophthalmology.
Clinical Guide to Surgical Prioritisation in the recovery from the Coronavirus Pandemic. The current versions of the Guide and the RPM (designed to help reprioritise patients in p2-6 at the time of specified clinical reviews) are available to down load at https://fssa.org.uk/covid-19_documents.aspx. Where local arrangements for prioritisation ...
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ASA category 4 and 5 patients should be in p1a/1b. Use ONLY with cases that do not fulfil the criteria for p1a/1b. b) Low score suggests outpatient/day case. c) High score suggests inpatient + complex intra/post-op care needs that must be in place before surgery.
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1.2 Use of the P5 category. Since 2015, patients have been able to remain on the waiting list for treatment, even if this extends their RTT pathway beyond 52 weeks. The P5 category was created to allow patients to defer treatment/investigation due to concerns over COVID-19.
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Jan 1, 2021 · Three were P1b (<72 h); debridement, antibiotics and implant retention (DAIR) for a stable patient, flap coverage for an open knee, and acute extensor mechanism rupture. Eight were P2 (<4 weeks), including aseptic loosening at risk of collapse, inter-stage patients with poor functioning spacers.
