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Compliance against the audit criteria, where delays occur, why they occur and what impact they have.

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Episodes
24
Included in current view
Overall compliance
89.7%
Target ≥ 90%
Criteria below standard
8
of 28 criteria
Estimated bed days affected
46
Indicative only, from recorded LOS impact
Requested in time
75%
Criterion 3
Completed in time
33.3%
Investigation performed
Result reviewed in time
70.8%
Clinical team review
Result actioned in time
79.2%
Where action required
Delay stage
Where in the diagnostic journey the delay occurred.
Pareto of primary delay reasons
Most frequent reasons and cumulative share.
Compliance by ward / location
Criterion compliance grouped by location.
Compliance by specialty
Variation between specialties.
Investigation group
Which investigations are most often delayed.
Impact on length of stay
Recorded discharge and length-of-stay impact.
Impact on management
Effect of the delay on clinical decision-making.
Run chart — compliance over time
Weekly compliance and safety concerns.
Criterion-level compliance
Yes and No responses only; Not applicable and Unable to determine excluded.
CriterionYesNoExcludedComplianceVerdict
Clinical indication for the investigation was documented.2400100%
Met
Investigation urgency or priority was documented.231095.8%
Met
Investigation was requested within the locally expected timeframe after it became clinically indicated.186075%
Below
Investigation request was complete and suitable for acceptance, vetting or scheduling.222091.7%
Met
Investigation was accepted, vetted, triaged or protocolled within local expected timeframe where required.222091.7%
Met
Investigation was performed or sample was taken within the locally expected timeframe.816033.3%
Below
Result was available within the locally expected timeframe.231095.8%
Met
Result was reviewed by the clinical team within the locally expected timeframe.195079.2%
Below
Result was actioned within the locally expected timeframe where action was required.231095.8%
Met
Abnormal or clinically significant result was escalated where required.231095.8%
Met
Delay stage was identifiable from the record.2400100%
Met
Reason for delay was documented where applicable.212191.3%
Met
Interim clinical management plan was documented while awaiting the investigation where relevant.222091.7%
Met
Alternative investigation or pathway was considered where appropriate.213087.5%
Below
Outpatient, ambulatory, planned return or community diagnostic option was considered where the patient was otherwise discharge ready and this was safe.471336.4%
Below
Criteria-to-reside or discharge readiness impact was documented where relevant.2400100%
Met
Expected discharge date was reviewed or updated where the investigation affected discharge.231095.8%
Met
Impact on diagnosis was documented or inferable.2400100%
Met
Impact on treatment decision was documented or inferable.2400100%
Met
Impact on discharge or length of stay was documented or inferable.2400100%
Met
Investigation delay was escalated according to local policy where escalation criteria were met.158165.2%
Below
Diagnostic service, senior clinician or specialist team was contacted where required.213087.5%
Below
Follow-up plan was documented where investigation was outstanding at discharge or converted to outpatient / planned return.161794.1%
Met
Discharge summary included outstanding investigation, result, action or follow-up where relevant.221195.7%
Met
Patient was informed about delayed investigation or follow-up where appropriate.213087.5%
Below
Safety concern was identified and actioned where investigation delay created clinical risk.231095.8%
Met
Documentation was clear enough for another clinician or coordinator to understand the investigation status, delay reason, owner and next action.2400100%
Met
Any delayed-investigation-related patient safety concern was escalated or actioned where identified.2400100%
Met
Safety concerns
5 episode(s) in the current view recorded a delayed-investigation safety concern. Confirm each has been escalated through local incident reporting.
Improvement opportunities
Lowest-performing criteria in the current view.
  • Investigation was performed or sample was taken within the locally expected timeframe.
  • Outpatient, ambulatory, planned return or community diagnostic option was considered where the patient was otherwise discharge ready and this was safe.
  • Investigation delay was escalated according to local policy where escalation criteria were met.
  • Investigation was requested within the locally expected timeframe after it became clinically indicated.
  • Result was reviewed by the clinical team within the locally expected timeframe.
  • Alternative investigation or pathway was considered where appropriate.