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Cherie Rushton1, Leeah Robertson2, Tracie Taylor3
1Specialist nurse in Photopheresis, The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust.
Abstract:
The photopheresis unit where the authors work has seen an increased demand both locally and as an outreach service. A Lean assessment of the unit was undertaken to improve processing time and productivity, which in turn would improve the availability of treatment and improve patient care. The assessment indicated that there were excellent nursing standards and patient care; however, patient waiting times and treatment times were prolonged in comparison with other units. The unit reviewed the patient pathway and identified where delays occurred and consequently changed patient scheduling.
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