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A-0547 A novel use of QR code stickers after orthopaedic plaster application
G Fieraru, AT Gough, R Middleton, P Gafney, M Butler, RJ Kincaid, Trauma and Orthopaedic Department, The Royal Cornwall Hospital, Truro, UK
Friday, June 15, 2018 · 3:18 p.m. · 07m 23s
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no one uh thank you very much for the opportunity to present a small work from cornwall throw
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in the united kingdom and thank you for that to your attention it audience and the panel
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so what is it you are caught q. r. stands for quick reference and this has
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been that a lot in japan in the nineteen nineties in the car industry
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and its advantages that it has got much larger
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data carrying capacity competitors in a bar code
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so subsequently it became very popular in order industries
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you are code can be easily scanned using smart phone some of them they come without editing starts off
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well for some other of them we have a apps available for our us and and like platforms
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and how this can be done advanced too or to be the contents surgery so in the n. h.
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s. five years for or to view encourages patient centred cat and the use of mobile technology
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and probably we can help this with the help of the q. r. code
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and he is one example of what we did uh in cornwall we
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yeah there are a lot uh q. r. code sticker which one
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contained to emergency phone numbers for the patients as well
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and uh this is how it looked like zoom zoom doubt
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so the stickers they've been applied to every patient plaster cast a out
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and uh before though to the patients off but then they returned to
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always structured clinical be as those patients to complete the questionnaire
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and uh in that question uh the the best then simple questions
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well but if the patient decided to scan the barcode uh these has led them to
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the hospital trust's website which one has got three main types in the first out
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there was information about uh how to look after the cost how to care for it and what to look out for
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in the second that that better contact the terrorists who can be contacted and band
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they should be contacted and the turret that lead to some simple videos
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how to avoid pressure was uh just how to care for
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the cost and uh advice on rehabilitation as well
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so the pilot project it was a prospective study in they said uh the patients but even
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a questionnaire and then returned to fracture clinic a band the plaster cast was removed
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and uh one of the patients they had a q. r. over the sticker applied
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that ninety seven percent of the patients they still had the the sticker
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on the cost at the time of the removal of the cost
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and the only eighty percent of the patients but
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given the cost information leaflet in fracture clinic
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and uh on the follow up appointment only sixty five percent of the patients
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still had the information leaflet order had an idea
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about what was on the information leaflet
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so eighty four percent uh or for the patients they better
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body reassured of having information readily available on the cost
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just in case if they need to contact someone or how to seek for that information
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and then be as the patients if they have a smart phone because
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going work population and these are the only it's a retirement area
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so surprisingly only fifty five percent of the patients had the smart phone
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but uh it was quite a surprise that nineteen percent
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of the patients have actually scanned the barcode
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and uh from uh all the patients only nine percent of them actually
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contact that fractured clinic or a any for for that advice
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so the nineteen percent of the patients who has actually scanned
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the q. or codes they would mainly feet as the
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early adopters in the technology life cycle and probably as
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time goes by i will be more and more
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and the technology use these expanding very rapidly
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the majority of patients over sixty
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five or changing do they they are accessing information by using smart phones
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for example my ninety years old grandmother she uses
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her mobile phone uh uh for phase book
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so a future possible developments uh for this idea
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you use to access operation information leaflets uh
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uh for patients view surgeon and depend departmental profiles
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and that possibly interpret patient x. rays and investigations
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as all of our patients they have a bracelet who's in the hospital
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having a barcode only to order q. or coordinate so it is very easy just to scan
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it with a tablet and then easy access to all the imaging or the investigations
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so in summary the patients they like the sticker it is but reliable and effective way
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uh patients value or short and found the q. or codes to good use for it
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and these supports the n. h. s. five year forward view
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and the patients they can access so they information not
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retained in that consultation twenty four hours a day
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oh yeah these are my references and uh i
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have no conflict of interests in this project
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if anybody wants to scan it was good to go
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and it didn't talk yes okay thank you very much and question ha ha
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i think you're what is innovative approach eight
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are you still going alright their stories it was just a trial and then now we stop
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it or is it no no it has been ruled out onto onto the fortress
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or the patience enjoy cornwall hospital they are having the q. output sticker applied to that point
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to the plaster caster and if you're using them on backs up
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and now they are rolling out onto the words as well so patients
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they can access the information about their surgery about the recovery okay
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okay it's definitely a good sense publications but dead impression doesn't decrease or
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increase yeah my contacts they have their own number yep i to
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yeah if i didn't look into those exact statistic numbers
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uh bought it uh uh as you said it's
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it's a good service for the patients and uh all work yeah it is very patient centred
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and i'm not sure if the number of phone calls has increased to the hospital or not
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