Mrs Daniella Leloch's Outputs (5)

A centre specific Quality Improvement Project (QIP) to decrease ‘temperature spike to needle time’ for first dose empiric antibiotics to within 60 minutes for inpatients in a haematology and autologous stem cell transplant unit within a UK District General Hospital (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Background

Neutropenic sepsis following systemic anti-cancer therapy and autologous stem cell transplant is a life-threatening emergency, with a mortality rate of 40% among haematology patients (Klastersky et al 2016, NICE 2024), due to deeper and... Read More about A centre specific Quality Improvement Project (QIP) to decrease ‘temperature spike to needle time’ for first dose empiric antibiotics to within 60 minutes for inpatients in a haematology and autologous stem cell transplant unit within a UK District General Hospital.

Decreasing ‘temperature spike to needle time’ for first dose empiric antibiotics to within 60 minutes within a haematology inpatient setting (2024)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Title: Quality Improvement Project to decrease the ‘temperature spike to needle time’ for first dose empiric antibiotics to within 60 minutes within a haematology inpatient setting.

Background: Neutropenic sepsis following systemic anti-cancer the... Read More about Decreasing ‘temperature spike to needle time’ for first dose empiric antibiotics to within 60 minutes within a haematology inpatient setting.

Virtual reality reduces anxiety and pain in acute hospital palliative care: Service evaluation (2023)
Journal Article

Objectives: Virtual reality (VR) might improve symptom management, but there is limited evidence regarding VR in palliative care. We evaluated the feasibility of VR and impact on anxiety and pain for patients in a hospital palliative care consultatio... Read More about Virtual reality reduces anxiety and pain in acute hospital palliative care: Service evaluation.

Assessment and management of adult patients with neutropenic sepsis in the emergency department (2023)
Journal Article

As cancer diagnoses rise, and more treatment options become available, doctors, nurses and allied health professionals will increasingly encounter more patients with acute oncological emergencies in the emergency department (ED). Neutropenia (low lev... Read More about Assessment and management of adult patients with neutropenic sepsis in the emergency department.

Evaluation of a work-based learning university module for healthcare professionals working in cancer care (2020)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Work-based learning offers a means of linking theory to practice and of valuing practice, as an integral part of professional and clinical education.
The evidencing work-based learning (EWBL) module enables Macmillan professionals to take forward a... Read More about Evaluation of a work-based learning university module for healthcare professionals working in cancer care.