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From: [log in to unmask] href="mailto:[log in to unmask]">Claire Richards
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Sent: Friday, October 25, 2013 4:30 PM
Subject: Re: walkround/s

Ymddengys fod y staff / tîm sy’n gyfrifol yn mynd o gwmpas yr ysbyty i wahanol wardiau / adrannau yn eu tro.

 

Dyma ddisgrifiad o’r ffordd mae’n gweithio yn Great Ormond Street: “Each Tuesday morning, the Executive Patient Safety Walkround team visits a clinical area and meets staff to explore how safety can be improved. The team is made up of an Executive Director, a member of the Clinical Governance and Safety team, a representative from Corporate Facilities and an Improvement Co-ordinator from Transformation for that division.

 

Issues are categorised as low, medium and high, with low and medium issues handled at unit level. Three high priority actions are allocated to a named Executive Patient Safety Walkround team member to follow up and resolve within one month.

 

All the issues are entered into a database that is updated weekly. The database enables detailed searches to be made, by issue, ward, unit, priority etc and generates an action report that is sent to the ward, Executive Patient Safety Walkround team, general manager and unit chair.”

 

Ymddengys hefyd fod y term wedi’i greu yn UDA, gan foi o'r enw Frankel, ac yn cael ei sillafu WalkRound – mae o leiaf un enghraifft o’r term gyda symbol nod masnach ar ei ôl.

 

Claire

 

From: Discussion of Welsh language technical terminology and vocabulary [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of anna gruffydd
Sent: 25 October 2013 16:20
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Subject: Re: walkround/s

 

Felly dyi'r elfen 'walk' yn y gair yn gwbl gamarweiniol? Nid hollti blew ydw i rwan, ond dydi'r diffiniad ddim fel tasa fo'n son am unrhyw gerdded na chrwydro.

Anna


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Tread with care and not in haste!

 

2013/10/25 Sian Reeves <[log in to unmask]>

 

Dwi'n credu bod 'walkround' yn derm penodol i ysbytai fel 'wardround' (cyfarfod wythnosol y tîm meddygol i drafod anghenion y cleifion), a bod yr elfen 'round' yn cyfeirio at ryw fath o gylchred sy'n dilyn trefn, ond mae walkabout ar hap fel arfer.

 

From: anna gruffydd <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, 25 October 2013, 16:03
Subject: Re: walkround/s

 

Oes na lawer o wahaniaeth ystyr rhwng hwn a'r erthyllair arall hwnnw, walkabout? Dwi'n deall bod diben hwn ychydig yn fy difrifol nag ysgwyd llaw a gofyn o lle dach chi'n dod ond...

Anna


Ye who opt for cut'n'paste

Tread with care and not in haste!

 

2013/10/25 Sian Reeves <[log in to unmask]>

 

Pnawn da,

 

Oes gan unrhyw un gynnig ar gyfer 'walkround' os gwelwch yn dda?

Y cyd-destun yw iechyd ac ysbytai:

 

Executive Safety Walkround

It is not a formal inspection it is more of an opportunity to find out about the day to day running of the hospital and any little niggles people may have. Stats are collected on the bigger picture stuff like number of operations,number of hospital based infections etc but this is more to do with any patient safety concerns or day to day annoyances that could be changed e.g. A member of staff highlighting that an external door has been broken for ages + staff are concerned with safety at night or a wheelchair bound patient saying not all the bathrooms have wheelchair access etc.

 

Diolch ymlaen llaw am bob cynnig.

 

Siân

 

 

 

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