PHDC Data Items
The dataset reflect items agreed
by the members of the former Critical Care Information
Data Group. The group based their decisions upon
recommendations outlined in the Department of Health
Expert Advisory Group Report
2001 (High Dependency Care for Children). A number of
the items are also required by the West Midlands
Specialised Services Agency for commissioning purposes.
Further refinement is proposed during the next
few months.
A dataset group has been developed for this purpose;
supported by Dr John Alexander and Lisa Hydes.
Please e-mail any
comments and queries to
(Paediatric High Dependency Project Administrators).
The
following download gives a data field list under
both main and sub headings in line with MANNERS
software. Each field is described briefly in terms
of pick-list options and any other information
of note.
The PHD Core Data Index is currently out for consultation.
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Paediatric High
Dependency Core Data Index v3 - July 2005
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here to download this file in Adobe PDF format |
PHD Annual Report 2005 (published May 2006)
The Perinatal Institute has released the first Annual
Report of the regional Paediatric High dependency Register, covering
the period January - December 2005.
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Paediatric High
Dependency Report 2005
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The following is a copy of the Standards for the Care of Critically Ill & Critically Injured Children in the West Midlands from the West Midlands Commissioning Group.
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Standards for the Care of Critically Ill & Critically Injured Children in the West Midlands v2 - May 2004
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here to download this file in Adobe PDF format |
Paediatric High Dependency Consent Protocol and Parent Information leaflet
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Click
here to download the Consent Protocol in Adobe PDF format
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Click
here to download the Parent Information leaflet in Adobe PDF format
Updated January 2006
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PHD Nurses Forum
The PHDNF was established in December 2004 to enable nurses within Paediatric High Dependency to meet and discuss issues surrounding their specialist area.
To know more about the forum please visit: www.perinatal.nhs.uk/phdnf
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