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Falls Prevention is part of the Healthy You service. Visit www.healthyyou.org.uk or email eh.healthyyou@nhs.net.
Based at CUH
- Phone: 01223 274752 (main office)/ 01223 348306( SDEC office)
- Mobile number: 0775474 8123 (8 AM - 8 PM)
- Email: add-tr.eit@nhs.net
The Early Intervention Team consists of Frailty Specialist Nurses, Therapists (PT/ OT) and Discharge Planning Specialist Nurses.
They offer single referral point for Frailty assessments, Therapy assessments and Discharge Planning assessments to Emergency Department and Medical Assessment Units/ SDEC.
EIT believe in strong multidisciplinary team work, valuing the individual contributions of the team, as well as supporting the wider organisation in understanding and caring for frail older people.
Monday to Sunday from 08:00 to 20:00 (subject to staffing)
Role of the team
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Early Intervention Frailty Nurses will screen patients for frailty markers in ED and initiate Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment for moderately frail patients aged 75+ admitted via Emergency Department.
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Early Intervention Discharge Planning Nurses will complete collateral history and facilitate admission avoidance and early discharges from ED/ SDEC. Provides discharge planning support and offer discharge planning assessments ( e.g Fast track, Hospital equipment) to the ED & SDEC wards (EAU4, N2).
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Early Intervention Team Therapists will assess mobility, function and assist with admission avoidance and early discharges from ED and SDEC wards.
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Early Intervention Team works closely with community services and voluntary services to prevent unnecessary admissions.
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Front of House Social workers work with in EIT to support ED with admission avoidance (Mon – Fri)
Refer by calling EIT Mobile Phone number, 8am-8pm
Telephone: 0300 123 9996
Urgent two or four hour response service that supports people over the age of 18 with long-term conditions, in their home environment, when they become very unwell and need urgent care, but do not need to go to hospital.
Have a look at this leaflet for more information.
7am – 8pm Monday to Sunday.
Emergency Duty Team – OOH – adults/children: Telephone - 01733 234724
Adult Social Care: Telephone - Telephone 0345 045 5202
Children/Young People Social Care: Telephone 0345 045 5203
- Huntingdon,
- Fenland
- Peterborough
- South & Central Cambridgeshire
Tel: 0330 726 0077
Email: cpm-tr.communityrespteam@nhs.net
Our working hours are from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays).
Community Respiratory Service referral Form Community Respiratory Team referral info Community Respiratory Support Team - flyer
www.cpft.nhs.uk/services/respiratoryservices.htm
Referrals can be from any health care professional, though it is usually GPs or with their support.
Criteria – any mental health related concern – could range from memory to hallucinations for a patient registered at a GP Practice within the Cambs, P'boro, Hunts or Ely / Fens region.
We handle routine and high risk referrals (5 day referrals). Referrals of a more urgent nature would go directly to FRS from GP or concerned party.
Prism (under 65s) also offer a patient self refer process through their website.
Telephone: 01480 420178
GP referrals - cpm-tr.opmhreferrals@nhs.net
Under 65s - through Prism - 01733 748 777
cpm-tr.prismservice@nhs.net
The extension of the NHS 111 service enables callers who are experiencing a mental health crisis to dial the NHS urgent medical advice number, and by choosing ‘option 2’ will be put through to a member of CPFT’s new First Response Service.
Specially-trained mental health staff will speak to callers and discuss with them their mental health care needs – instead of them having to go to accident and emergency departments of local acute hospitals.
Not available when calling from Wisbech – mental health crisis is triaged as per 111 calls.
Cambridge City and South – Dr. Viveca Kirthisingha. Offering telephone advice, home visits and care home visits. Also holds a falls clinic and rehab ward at Brookfields Hospital.
Ely – Dr. Rhian Simpson
Works on inpatient units Lord Byron B at Brookfields in Cambridge and Welney Ward at The Princess of Wales Hospital, Ely. Community sessions supporting the Isle of Ely Neighbourhood Team staff and GP practices. Outpatient clinic at The Princess of Wales and can see patients in their homes, including care homes if appropriate.
Telephone: 07790 572459 Sec: 01353 772532 (Debbie Bovelle)
Email: rhian.simpson@nhs.net
Working days Tuesday (am) to Friday or telephone for advice
Advice and Assessment service for older medical patients.
Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm
This line is for health professionals only. Please leave a voice message on the mobile if there is no answer and your call will be returned as soon as possible.
Neighbourhood teams (NTs) are the physical and mental health care hub of the local community for over 65-year olds and adults requiring community services. They work closely with GPs, primary care, social care and the third and independent sector to provide joined-up responsive, expert care and treatment.
- Telephone: 0330 726 0077
- Option 3 for Ely and Fenland area.
- Option 5 for Cambridge area.
8am – 8pm - 365 days a year, from 01/12/2017
Community matron, district nurses, integrated care workers, mental health nurses, OT, physio, MDT co-ordinator.
The Health and Wellbeing Network aims to facilitate collaborative working across Cambridgeshire charity organisations and promote access into the wide range of interventions that the third sector offers.
Telephone 0300 666 0142 or visit their website.
The Addenbrookes ambulatory care unit focuses on treating various conditions that would usually have warranted hospital admission. The ambulatory care unit offers easy access to diagnostic tests, hospital consultants and specialist staff in one place.
Telephone: 01223 348314 (appointment enquiries).
Email: add-tr.macu@nhs.net
Monday to Friday: 8:30am to 8pm.
Weekends and bank holidays: 9am to 4pm.
For more information have a look at their website.
Lord Byron Ward Brookfields step up beds
In the first instance a phone call to the ward will establish if a bed is available or when one may be available, if the time line for bed is suitable referral forms will need to be completed and sent to ward for triage.
Telephone: 01223 219247 or 01223 219246
24 hour Prescription for Direct Admissions from the Community to Inpatient Beds in Community Hospitals
Patient Consent Form for Transfer to Lord Byron Ward
Telephone: 01353 772509
Details of medical history should be emailed to: cpm-tr.welneyward@nhs.net
In the first instance a phone call to the ward will establish if a bed is available or when one may be available.
Referrals are accepted from GPs, JET and Neighbourhood Teams. Criteria for referral require that the patient should be medically fit for rehabilitation with no requirement for acute medical input.
Blood results and a recent medical review are also required.
Telephone: 01480 499090 or 0345 241 0954 or email care@carerstrustcambridgeshire.org
Provides support to carers, including emergency support. Fully CQC compliant. All referrals, including self referral welcome.
Telephone: 01223 703235 Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.
Reablement is a programme of short term support tailored to individual needs, to help re-learn the skills needed for daily living and reduce the amount of care and support required.
Reablement is about helping people to do things for themselves rather than having things done for them. Reablement programmes can last from as little as a few days to a few weeks.
Reablement south:
- Cambridge City
- Sawston
- Ely
- Breathe Easy Cambridge
- Breathe Easy Ely
- Breathe Easy March and Fenland
- Breathe Easy Wisbech
- Singing for Breathing (Cambridge)
Contact details can be found on the British Lung Foundation website for each group.
