July 2024
CC3N have published the following documents this month :
CC3N have published the following documents this month :
- Adult Critical Care Clinical Educator Best Practice Guidelines
- Revised Nursing Associate Registrant in Critical Care Competencies & Guidance
- Revised National Competency Framework Maternal Specialist Competencies
July 2024
The West Yorkshire & South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Critical Care Education, Training & Development Strategy has now been published. The objective of the strategy is to drive and support equitable critical care education, quality improvement and the development of critical care staff to deliver safe, evidence based quality patient care.
The West Yorkshire & South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Critical Care Education, Training & Development Strategy has now been published. The objective of the strategy is to drive and support equitable critical care education, quality improvement and the development of critical care staff to deliver safe, evidence based quality patient care.
May 2024
UKCCNA Workforce Optimisation Plan - This three-year workforce optimisation plan (2024-2027) provides evidence-based standards for critical care registered nurse staffing. We provide the case for change, with a framework to support career development and a sustainable model for staffing, in order to improve nurse retention
UKCCNA Workforce Optimisation Plan - This three-year workforce optimisation plan (2024-2027) provides evidence-based standards for critical care registered nurse staffing. We provide the case for change, with a framework to support career development and a sustainable model for staffing, in order to improve nurse retention
March 2024
ICU Steps - Road to Recovery - Critical Care Rehabilitation Guide
This Rehabilitation Guide has been developed by a national working group of professionals working in Critical Care to provide patients with information to help support ongoing recovery after an admission to critical care.
ICU Steps - Road to Recovery - Critical Care Rehabilitation Guide
This Rehabilitation Guide has been developed by a national working group of professionals working in Critical Care to provide patients with information to help support ongoing recovery after an admission to critical care.
January 2024
Please see the latest edition of the North East and Yorkshire Region. Adult Critical Care Surge Plan Guidance
Please see the latest edition of the North East and Yorkshire Region. Adult Critical Care Surge Plan Guidance
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September 2023
We would like to welcome Eve Geldart to the networks team. Eve is on secondment from Harrogate Hospital for a 12 month period as the QI Clinical Educator for the West & South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Critical Care Networks. I'm sure you will meet her at some point during the next year. |
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August 2023
The Intensive Care Society have published an update to it’s Critcon Levels, with the intention for units to start using them in DoS by the 14th of August.
Statement
The Intensive Care Society have published an update to it’s Critcon Levels, with the intention for units to start using them in DoS by the 14th of August.
Statement
January 2023
UKCCNA position statement on redeploying staff from critical care to other clinical areas.
CC3N – Critical Care Network Lead Nurses National Group National Adult Critical Care Nursing Workforce Retention Survey
Overview Report 2022 is now available. The survey was developed as a method of gathering both qualitative and quantitative self-reported data from nurses currently working on adult critical care units. All survey data collected was anonymous. The aim of the survey was to help gain better understand how nurses feel about their roles, focusing on factors that may affect their wellbeing and any intentions they may have to leave.
UKCCNA position statement on redeploying staff from critical care to other clinical areas.
CC3N – Critical Care Network Lead Nurses National Group National Adult Critical Care Nursing Workforce Retention Survey
Overview Report 2022 is now available. The survey was developed as a method of gathering both qualitative and quantitative self-reported data from nurses currently working on adult critical care units. All survey data collected was anonymous. The aim of the survey was to help gain better understand how nurses feel about their roles, focusing on factors that may affect their wellbeing and any intentions they may have to leave.
December 2022
Launch of the Critical Care Outreach Practitioner Framework
We are delighted to announce the publication of the Critical Care Outreach Practitioner (CCOP) Framework. This eagerly awaited competency-based document will facilitate the structured development and career progression of post registration Health Care Professionals (HCPs) working in critical care outreach or equivalent service, and introduce a system of credentialing recognised by CCOPs, hospital managers, clinical and educational commissioners, HEIs, national regulators and the public. Follow the link for more information >>>>>
NECTAR Adult Critical Care Transfer Service has been commissioned to provide a service in Yorkshire & Humber for Winter. The service is operational from December 1st and will provide non time critical transfers between the hours of 10.00 - 22.00 7 days a week. To contact NECTAR phone:01912 826699
The Intensive Care Society is running a Maternal Critical Care study day on 23rd March in London. We are forwarding this to colleagues who may be interested. There is a f2f and virtual option. The link for further info is https://ics.ac.uk/learning/events/maternal-critical-care.html
Launch of the Critical Care Outreach Practitioner Framework
We are delighted to announce the publication of the Critical Care Outreach Practitioner (CCOP) Framework. This eagerly awaited competency-based document will facilitate the structured development and career progression of post registration Health Care Professionals (HCPs) working in critical care outreach or equivalent service, and introduce a system of credentialing recognised by CCOPs, hospital managers, clinical and educational commissioners, HEIs, national regulators and the public. Follow the link for more information >>>>>
NECTAR Adult Critical Care Transfer Service has been commissioned to provide a service in Yorkshire & Humber for Winter. The service is operational from December 1st and will provide non time critical transfers between the hours of 10.00 - 22.00 7 days a week. To contact NECTAR phone:01912 826699
The Intensive Care Society is running a Maternal Critical Care study day on 23rd March in London. We are forwarding this to colleagues who may be interested. There is a f2f and virtual option. The link for further info is https://ics.ac.uk/learning/events/maternal-critical-care.html
August 2022
ICS Guidance for: The transfer of critically ill adults to an outdoor space during end of life care
ICS Guidance for: The transfer of critically ill adults to an outdoor space during end of life care
July 2022
The recently published adult critical care surge plan replaces the previous published version. This updated edition of the adult critical care surge plan guidance follows publication of the updated national adult critical care service specification and adult critical care transfer service specification and framework and other associated guidance documents. It builds on developments in practice since 2013 and learning from the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
NHS commissioning » Adult critical care surge plan guidance (england.nhs.uk)
Other supporting surge plans have been developed for the interdependent specialised services which would provide direct care to a rapidly rising number of patients within an adult critical care setting, in a surge scenario.
Links to all the surge planning documents can be found here:
NHS commissioning » Critical care services (england.nhs.uk)
The recently published adult critical care surge plan replaces the previous published version. This updated edition of the adult critical care surge plan guidance follows publication of the updated national adult critical care service specification and adult critical care transfer service specification and framework and other associated guidance documents. It builds on developments in practice since 2013 and learning from the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
NHS commissioning » Adult critical care surge plan guidance (england.nhs.uk)
Other supporting surge plans have been developed for the interdependent specialised services which would provide direct care to a rapidly rising number of patients within an adult critical care setting, in a surge scenario.
Links to all the surge planning documents can be found here:
NHS commissioning » Critical care services (england.nhs.uk)
February 2022
Information has been made available by HEE to support the Critical Care Blended Learning Framework. This provides answers to some FAQ's and also lists the course providers.
Information has been made available by HEE to support the Critical Care Blended Learning Framework. This provides answers to some FAQ's and also lists the course providers.
November 2021
CC3N have now published the Registered Nursing Associate Competencies that have been designed to provide RNA's with the core skills required to care for critically ill patients under the supervision of a registered nurse.
CC3N have now published the Registered Nursing Associate Competencies that have been designed to provide RNA's with the core skills required to care for critically ill patients under the supervision of a registered nurse.
September 2021
UKCCNA Position Statement - Critical Care Nurse Staffing during Surge: September 2021
UKCCNA Position Statement - Critical Care Nurse Staffing during Surge: September 2021
September 2021
We are delighted to be working with Yorkshire & Humber Patient Safety Transformational Leadership Research Centre and Bradford Teaching Hospitals, to introduce you to the Reboot Coaching Programme. The (free) Reboot Coaching Programme is funded by the Burdett Trust and aims to prepare Critical Care Nurses for highly stressful clinical events and aid recovery.
If you are a Critical Care Nurse in West Yorkshire find out more by visiting the YSQR website here >>> or by clicking on the flyer on our Wellbeing page
We are delighted to be working with Yorkshire & Humber Patient Safety Transformational Leadership Research Centre and Bradford Teaching Hospitals, to introduce you to the Reboot Coaching Programme. The (free) Reboot Coaching Programme is funded by the Burdett Trust and aims to prepare Critical Care Nurses for highly stressful clinical events and aid recovery.
If you are a Critical Care Nurse in West Yorkshire find out more by visiting the YSQR website here >>> or by clicking on the flyer on our Wellbeing page
August 2021
The Professional Nurse Advocate Role is well underway in West Yorkshire. There is at least one critical care nurse who has completed or is undertaking the PNA training programme in each unit. Click the link to find out more >>>>>
The Professional Nurse Advocate Role is well underway in West Yorkshire. There is at least one critical care nurse who has completed or is undertaking the PNA training programme in each unit. Click the link to find out more >>>>>
March 2021
The updated ICS Levels of Adult Critical Care - Second Edition have now been published
Statement of Good News from Critical Care Network Nurse Leads National Group (CC3N)
Today there has been official confirmation from the Department of Health and Social Care that there is to be a £10 million pounds of this funding is to be dedicated to develop a new, nationally recognised, critical care qualification.
Further information on this can be accessed via the link below
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/25-million-boost-for-nurse-training
The updated ICS Levels of Adult Critical Care - Second Edition have now been published
Statement of Good News from Critical Care Network Nurse Leads National Group (CC3N)
Today there has been official confirmation from the Department of Health and Social Care that there is to be a £10 million pounds of this funding is to be dedicated to develop a new, nationally recognised, critical care qualification.
Further information on this can be accessed via the link below
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/25-million-boost-for-nurse-training
February 2021
CC3N have published Cardiac Specialty Competencies. These competencies are designed to be used in Cardiac Critical Care units in conjunction with the National Competency Framework for Adult Critical Care Nurses
CC3N have published Cardiac Specialty Competencies. These competencies are designed to be used in Cardiac Critical Care units in conjunction with the National Competency Framework for Adult Critical Care Nurses
February 2021
Intensive Care Society Recovery and Restitution of Critical Care Services during the COVID-19 pandemic
Intensive Care Society Recovery and Restitution of Critical Care Services during the COVID-19 pandemic
February 2021
The revised WYCCODN Adult Critical Care Transfer Guidelines (2021) are now available. They now include flowcharts for critical incident reporting, feedback and escalation processes and repatriation.
January 2021
CC3N have published Intermittent Haemodialysis Competencies for use alongside the National Critical Care Nurses Competency package in centres with on-site renal services (defined as tier 1 or 2 centres in the ACC renal service specification).
UKCCNA Position Statement : Nurse Staffing during COVID-19
January 2021 – NEY Joint Regional Operations Workforce Cell Update No. 40
The revised WYCCODN Adult Critical Care Transfer Guidelines (2021) are now available. They now include flowcharts for critical incident reporting, feedback and escalation processes and repatriation.
January 2021
CC3N have published Intermittent Haemodialysis Competencies for use alongside the National Critical Care Nurses Competency package in centres with on-site renal services (defined as tier 1 or 2 centres in the ACC renal service specification).
UKCCNA Position Statement : Nurse Staffing during COVID-19
January 2021 – NEY Joint Regional Operations Workforce Cell Update No. 40