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General overview

Stage of development: Complete

Policy sector: Health

Date outcomes contract signed: May 2022

Start date of service provision: Apr 2022

Anticipated completion date: Mar 2024

Capital raised (minimum): GBP 846.67k

Max potential outcome payment: GBP 1.97m

CBO 2 years £1.93m (3 year project £2.922m)

Service users: 3k+

Intervention

This service offers a specialist palliative care presence in Bradford Hospital Trust’s accident and emergency (A&E) department to help identify end of life patients and influence how their care is managed, avoiding hospital stays where possible. Plus, Telemedicine Service and clinical assessments of those residents in homes.

Target population

End of life Care patients (people in their expected last twelve months of life)

Location

Country

  • United Kingdom

Service delivery locations

  • Bradford

Involved organisations

Commissioners/outcome payers

Service Providers

Investors

Intermediary organisations

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Outcome metrics

  • Reduction in Unplanned Hospital Bed Days in the last 12 months of life for REACT (Reactive Emergency Assessment and Community Team) - measured as number of patients receiving the service
  • Reduction in Unplanned Hospital Bed Days in the last 12 months of life for REACT (Reactive Emergency Assessment and Community Team) - measured as number of bed days reduced
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