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1. • • Patients requiring surgery during the COVID-19 crisis have been classified in the following groups: Priority level 1a Emergency - operation needed within 24 hours Priority level 1b Urgent - operation needed with 72 hours Priority level 2 Surgery that can be deferred for up to 4 weeks Priority level 3 Surgery that can be delayed for up to 3 months
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   What is P1A and P2 in paediatric surgery?

   • p1a if their clinical condition deteriorates. p2 If their clinical condition improves and stabilises. e) Other specialist surgery in paediatric patients is included in the guidance above. Priority 2 - procedures to be performed in < 1 months. (n.b. This prioritisation is about ‘when and not by whom’ during the Covid19 Crisis - see notes below)

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   What are P1 P2 P4 and P6?

   • atients (P1 relates to emergency patients). Categories P2-P4 relate to the period o time in which it would be clinically appropriate for a p tient to wait for their procedure. Categories P5 and P6 should be sed for patients who wish to delay their procedure. The de criptions of the categories are shown below: 12. Is there guidance on the

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   When should a patient use a P6 category?

   • The P6 Category should be used for patients who wish to delay their procedure. The descriptions of the categories are show in appendix D of the clinical validation of surgical waiting lists framework. Is there guidance on the recording and reporting of P6? Please refer to the draft national dataset requirements for further information.

   Frequently asked questions about surgical prioritisation

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   What happens if a patient is not treated in P2?

   • b) Any delay in c) Patients in p2 treatment, who have not been especially of treated MUST be cancers, trauma reviewed clinically and life threatening at most 1/12 from conditions, may being listed and re-lead to adverse prioritised as outcomes. necessary.

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   Should P4 patients be reassessed?

   • P4 patients who have waited longer than the standard waiting time in a department (Pre-Covid) should ideally have their priority level reassessed. Within a specified clinical priority group, it may be reasonable to start with patients already recruited into research trials, where delay may compromise the trial validity or funding.

   Attributing Priority to Elective Knee Operations/Patients during the re

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   What is a P5 patient?

   • The P5 category identifies a patient as having requested to remain on the waiting list but to defer treatment because of their concerns about COVID-19 and should only be used if this is the reason treatment is being deferred.

   Clinical validation of surgical waiting lists: framework and support tools

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   There are five categories, of which four relate to the clinical prioritisation of elective care patients (P1 relates to emergency patients). Categories P2-P4 relate to the period of time in which it would be clinically appropriate for a patient to wait for their procedure. The P6 Category should be used for patients who wish to delay their ...

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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.

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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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   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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   The priority ratings are based on Time Categories suggested by the Joint Surgical Colleges: P1a: surgery needed within 24hrs P1b: surgery needed within 72hrs P2: surgery can be deferred for up to 4 weeks P3: surgery that can be delayed for up to 3 months P4: Surgery that can be delayed for more than 3 months.

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   1. What is the Clinical Prioritisation Programme? programme is a tec. nical and clinical review of patients waiting for elective care treatment. In th. Categorise patients from P2-P6 by checking their condition and risk factors. Establish the patient’s wishes regarding treatment. at.

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   The clinical validation of surgical waiting lists project will produce a clinically validated waiting list that allows operating lists to run effectively, by: checking on a patient’s condition and establishing any additional risk factors. establishing the patient’s wishes regarding treatment.