NHS outcomes framework for chaplains study event

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The NHS outcomes framework 2013/14
Mortality from causes considered
amenable to healthcare
Potential years of life lost
Life expectancy at 75
Adults
Children and young people
Males
Females
<75 years mortality from CVD
<75 years mortality from
respiratory disease
Reducing premature mortality
from the major causes of death
<75 years mortality from
liver disease
1 & 5 years survival –
colorectal cancer
Patient safety incidents reported
Cancer survival
Domain 1 – Preventing
people from dying
prematurely
1 & 5 years survival –
lung cancer
Safety incidents involving
serious harm or death
Incidence of hospital related VTE
MRSA
1 & 5 years survival –
breast cancer
<75 years mortality rate
from cancer
Reducing under-75 mortality
rate in adults with serious
mental illness
Hospital deaths attributable
to problems in care
1 & 5 years survival –
all cancers
<75 yrs mortality
Incidence of HCAI
C. diff
Incidence of newly acquired
category 2, 3 and 4 pressure ulcers
Reducing the incidence of
avoidable harm
Incidence of medication
errors causing serious harm
Admission of full-term babies
to neonatal care
Incidence of harm to children
due to"failure to monitor"
Reducing premature deaths in
people with learning disabilities
Improving the safety of
maternity services
NHS outcomes
framework 2013/14
Patient experience of primary care
Patient experience of hospital care
Domain 2 – Enhancing
quality of life for people
with long-term conditions
Friends and Family test
Responsiveness to
inpatients' personal needs
Improving patient experience
of outpatient care
Ensuring people feel supported to
manage their condition
Improving functional ability in
people with long-term conditions
Improving access to
primary care services
Access to NHS dental services
Women's experience of
maternity services
Bereaved carers’ views on the quality
of care in the last three months of life
Patient experience of community
mental health services
Enhancing quality of life for people
with dementia
Domain 4 – Ensuring that
people have a positive
experience of care
Proportion of people feeling
supported
Employment of people with
long-term conditions
Unplanned hospitalisation
for chronic ambulatory care
sensitive conditions (adults)
Health-related quality
of life
Employment of people
with mental illness
Estimated diagnosis rate for
people with dementia
A measure of effectiveness of
post-diagnosis care in sustaining
independence and improving
quality of life
Improving women and their
families' experience of
maternity services
Emergency admission rates for
acute conditions that should not
usually require hospital admission
Improving the experience
of care for people at the
end of their lives
Emergency readmissions within
30 days of discharge from hospital
Improving experience
of healthcare for people
with mental illness
Improving outcomes from
planned procedures
Hip replacement
Total health gain as assessed by
patients for elective procedures
Knee replacement
Groin hernia
Varicose veins
Improving children and
young people's experience
of healthcare
Improving people’s experience
of integrated care
5 year survival from
all cancers in children
Unplanned hospitalisation
for asthma, diabetes and
epilepsy in <19yrs
Enhancing quality of life for people
with mental illness
Improving patients’ experience
of A&E services
Access to GP services
Reducing time spent in
hospital by people with
long-term conditions
Enhancing quality of life
for carers
Improving hospitals'
responsiveness to personal needs
Patient experience of A&E services
Neonatal mortality
(including stillbirths)
Health-related quality of life
for people with long-term
conditions
NHS dental services
Patient experience of
outpatient services
Infant mortality
Excess under 60 years mortality rate
in adults with learning disability
Delivering safe care to children
in acute settings
GP services
GP out-of-hours services
Reducing deaths in babies
and young children
Domain 5 – Treating and
caring for people in a safe
environment and
protecting them from
avoidable harm
Preventing lower respiratory
tract infections in children from
becoming serious
Domain 3 – Helping people
recover from episodes of ill
health or following injury
Improving recovery from injuries
and trauma
Improving recovery from stroke
Yellow highlighted items are new additions for the
2013/14 framework.
Improving recovery from
fragility fractures
Proportion of people who
recover from major trauma
Proportion of stroke patients reporting an
improvement in activity/lifestyle on the Modified
Rankin Scale at six months
Proportion of patients
recovering to their previous
levels of mobility/walking ability
at 30 days
at 120 days
Blue highlighted items are overarching indicators.
All other non-highlighted items are improvement areas.
Psychological therapies
Emergency admissions for
children with lower
respiratory tract infections
Helping older people to recover their
independence after illness or injury
Proportion of older people (65 and over)
still at home 91 days after discharge
into rehabilitation
Proportion of older people (65 and over)
offered rehabilitation following discharge
from acute or community hospital
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