Redesign Urgent Care: paediatric pathway to flow navigation centres - review
The Redesign of Urgent Care programme seeks to promote significant transformational change in how urgent care can be delivered for the people of Scotland. A multidisciplinary short life working group was convened to consider the implications of including individuals aged 12 in this new pathway.
Annex 1: Membership and meetings
Steve Turner CHAIR, Consultant Paediatrician, NHS Grampian Honorary Professor, University of Aberdeen
Kirsty Brightwell Medical Director, RO and GP, NHS Shetland David Bywater Lead Consultant Paramedic, SAS
Dave Caesar Interim Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Scottish Government
Vicki Campbell Ayrshire & Arran FNC Lead, Head of Primary and Urgent Care Services
Nicola Dawson Head of Integrated Service Delivery, NHS 24
Eddie Doyle Senior Medical Adviser, Paediatrics, Scottish Government Carol Goodman RUC Programme Director, Scottish Government
Linda Harper Associate Nurse Director, NHS Grampian
Scott Hendry Consultant in Paediatric Emergency Medicine, Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow
Chris McKenna Medical Director and Responsible Officer NHS Fife Steph Phillips Director of Service Delivery, NHS 24
Laura Ryan Executive Medical Director, NHS 24
John Thomson Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Divisional Clinical Director, Division of Unscheduled Care,
Senior Responsible Officer, RUC, NHSG
Chair of Scottish Board & Vice President (Scotland) at Royal College of Emergency Medicine
Sian Tucker CD LUCS, Chair National OOHs Group Scotland, Scottish Government Advisor OOHs and Urgent care
Chris Williams GP, Grantown-on-Spey. Clinical lead for IT, RCGP Scotland Joint Chair (elect)
Meetings
Tuesday 15.12.2020
Wednesday 23.12.2020
Wednesday 06.01.2021
Thursday 14.01.2021
Contact
Email: UnscheduledCareTeam@gov.scot
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