Urgent Community Response Report
Commissioned by Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board, this study evaluates the effectiveness of Urgent Community Response (UCR).
The Urgent Community Response (UCR) Report (November 2023) evaluates the effectiveness of Nottingham & Nottinghamshire's UCR service, designed to provide rapid crisis response and in-home care to reduce hospital admissions.
- Key findings from 34 service users:
- High satisfaction with 97% praising staff's politeness and 100% noting their compassion.
- The service is considered invaluable to users in crisis situations.
- Areas for improvement:
- Better communication regarding arrival times for UCR staff.
- Increased public awareness of the service and its availability.
- Addressing barriers for minority communities in accessing the service.
- Commissioned by Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board, the report emphasises the importance of patient feedback to shape the future trajectory of the UCR service, which is still in the early stages of piloting.
- Recommendations include:
- Maintaining high service quality and compassion.
- Improving communication processes, particularly around arrival times.
- Addressing gaps in public awareness to ensure wider accessibility, especially for minority communities.
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