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The Second Annual National Sustainable Healthcare Conference 2024

Royal Society of Medicine, London 22 May 2024, 9:00am - 4:00pm

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Rebecca Housley

Hampshire Hospitals

Consultant Nurse, Telemedicine, Virtual Wards and the Communication Centre

Rebecca is currently the consultant nurse overseeing the Virtual health Hub at Hampshire Hospitals. This supports 3 services to ensure patients are safely managed at home or supported and reviewed in secondary care. The first service is the Telemedicine service which supports 260 care homes across Hampshire. This is to support staff and carers with acute patient deterioration to ensure the residents are reviewed in a timely manner and escalated when required. The second service is the clinical communication centre. This supports their primary care and community colleagues with acute medical advice and admissions into secondary care and ensures patients are seen at the right time, place and by the right clinician. Their last service is Virtual wards to support admission avoidance and reduce inpatient length of stay. They are currently managing 8 virtual wards across different specialities. 

Hampshire Hospitals have recently completed a really exciting project with NHS England reviewing carbon emissions for patients being cared for on a Virtual wards in comparison to hospital led care. Rebecca is delighted to have been asked to present their findings at the National Sustainable Healthcare Conference.

Before this role she has had a wide range of experience from working in the community, within the emergency department and critical care.

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