Scrutiny and Assurance: safe and sound? Jan Warner.

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Scrutiny and Assurance: safe and sound? Jan Warner

Investigation into NHS Lothian after claims they ‘manipulated’ waiting times NHS Lothian report reveals 'bullying culture' and 'atmosphere of fear' Sirens sound for ambulance service

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‘ The systems for inspection and regulation we have in Scotland can broadly be judged as acting reasonably in the interests of those using public services’ ‘ ‘Take the case of the health service watchdog, Healthcare Improvement Scotland. This is a body that looks dispassionately and thoroughly at our hospitals to check they meet the standards patients and their relatives are right to demand’ QUOTES….

‘Most NHS staff who care about the standards in our hospitals welcome the rigour which regular inspections bring...’ ‘When we see the improvements in standards that ensue from inspection, the benefits of watchdogs – with teeth which can bite – cannot reasonably be questioned’ QUOTES….

48 staff in scrutiny and assurance Spend around £1.9m on scrutiny and assurance as a function (11.7% of core allocation) Over 100 announced/unannounced HAI inspections since announced/unannounced older people inspections so far 32 + independent healthcare providers DIMENSIONS….

SCRUTINY AND ASSURANCE OPERATING FRAMEWORK…. Duty to explain why we are undertaking scrutiny and assurance in priority areas What behaviours and values underpin our scrutiny activity How we will demonstrate added value and give assurance re the quality of services

Care of older people in acute hospitals Healthcare associated infection (HEI work) Prisoner healthcare Independent healthcare services (regulation) Independent healthcare services (inspection) Improving learning from adverse events Maternal health Joint inspection of children’s services in local authorities Joint inspection of adult services in local authorities Medical revalidation Suicide reporting system Human tissue bank accreditation Ionising radiation (medical exposure) inspection Death certification Improving the quality of diagnostic and imaging services Supporting good governance Scottish screening programmes EXISTING AND EMERGENT PRIORITIES….

Our goals There will be increasing confidence and reliance on our reports – patients and staff We will have a shared understanding of the links between scrutiny and improvement but also in a way that doesn’t diminish our voice to appropriately challenge By virtue of our delivery, we will be asked to do more – an even ‘greater licence to operate’ – capability and capacity

DISCUSSION….. What does a highly reliable scrutiny and assurance function look like? How do we further build on collaborative partnership working without compromising on our ‘regulatory’/scrutiny requirements? With media interest, how do we ensure scrutiny does not ‘crowd out’ our improvement activities?