TMLEP Clinical Updates
TMLEP’s Clinical Updates are provided in order to raise awareness of clinical risk issues and to reduce incidence recurrence and improve patient safety. Facts have been anonymised to maintain data confidentiality, however learning points remain applicable.
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A Clinical Risk Case Study- Necessity of Neuroimaging upon Diagnosing Epilepsy
12 December 2019Imaging should be performed so as to identify any abnormalities that may be present in the brain that could be the cause of epilepsy, and potentially affect the treatment plan for the patient’s condition.
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A Clinical Risk Case Study- Preventing Phlebitis Through Correct Cannula Monitoring
05 December 2019It is the role of the nurse looking after the patient to ensure that the patency of the cannula is maintained by following local policy and best practice guidance.
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A Clinical Risk Case Study- The Importance of Undertaking Emergency Scans in Suspected Cauda Equina Syndrome
27 November 2019In summary, this case surrounds the delay in undertaking an MRI scan in a patient with red flag signs of cauda equina syndrome.
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A Clinical Risk Case Study-Inadequate Consent for Circumcision Procedure
12 July 2019This Clinical Case Study discusses the importance of discussing the risks associated with a procedure between the patient and Clinician as part of the consent process.