Welsh Eye Care Service Triage (WECS) Rachel Whitehall Assistant Director Planned Care Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board.

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Welsh Eye Care Service Triage (WECS) Rachel Whitehall Assistant Director Planned Care Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board

WECS What the service provides Triage of backlog in North Wales Prospective Triage

Welsh Eye Care Service Eye Health Examinations Wales (Band 1) Extended to include referrals by DRSSW and Dry AMD monitoring EHEW Further investigations/examinations (Band 2) Enabling patients to have additional investigations so that the optometrist can further inform their referral, investigate clinical findings or determine management after a sight test (GOS or private) EHEW Follow-up examination (Band 3) Enabling patients to be followed-up after they have had an initial appointment for an EHEW e.g. re-assessment of a patient with a non- resolving red eye, removal of more ingrowing eyelashes, investigation of dry eye following treatment.

Referral review New Referral Review – Optometrists undertaking sessions at Patient Access Booking Centre to review new referrals Follow up appointment Review – Optometrists undertaking sessions in the ophthalmology departments to review patient records

New referral Optometrist triage Refer to WECS optometrist Letter sent to patient advising them that they would benefit from a WECS appointment List of local WECS accredited optometrists sent to patient for them to make an appointment Remain on the Ophthalmology Waiting List No change to the patient’s placement on the Ophthalmology Outpatient waiting list Patient is seen according to current waiting times

Review appointment triage Appointment with Ophthalmologist Clinically prioritise appointments Escalate appointments Appointment with WECS optometrist Patient advised to see a WECS accredited optometrist List of WECS accredited optometrists provided Discharge Duplicate waiting entries on waiting lists/condition resolved No need to be seen by Optometrist /Ophthalmologist

New referrals triaged 2013/14 Number of referrals triaged to WECS (24%) East 236 Central 229 West 314 Health Board 779

Review referrals triaged 2013/14 Number of referrals triaged to WECS Number of referrals discharged Number of patients to be seen in secondary care Total triaged East West BCU total ,395 23%10%66%

Electronic New Referral Triage Commenced electronic WECS triage system in August Optometrists with access to all referrals electronically All referrals to be triaged within 48 hours of receipt

Electronic triage – Patient Access and Booking Centre

Electronic triage -WECS Optometrist Clinical Prioritisation

Electronic triage -WECS Optometrist Triage options Refer to WECS accredited optometrist Refer to Low Vision services practitioner Refer to Secondary Care Return to referrer – insufficient information Return to referrer – North Wales Cataract Pathway not met