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GIRFT National Specialty Reports
Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) is an NHS England clinical improvement programme. Senior clinicians visit every trust in a specialty, benchmark outcomes against peers, and publish national reports with recommendations to reduce unwarranted clinical variation. Data sourced from gettingitrightfirsttime.co.uk.
45 reports
835 recommendations
44 specialties
583 addressees
16/835 body-linked
Reports
Diabetes: Children and Young Adults
Lead: Dr Nivedita Aswani, Dr Fulya Mehta and Professor Partha Kar
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on diabetes in children and young adults
Paediatric Rheumatology
Lead: Dr Gavin Cleary and Dr Flora McErlane
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on paediatric rheumatology. Recommendations are taken from the published executive summary; the full report is on FutureNHS, which requires a …
Head and Neck Cancer
Lead: Dawson, Graystone, Shah, MacNab, Ashley, Heaton, Homer, Li, and Naylor
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on head and neck cancer. Recommendations are taken from the published executive summary; the full report is on FutureNHS, which …
Pancreatic Cancer
Lead: Raneem Albazaz, Daniel Palmer, Claire Pearce, Ganesh Radhakrishna and Keith Roberts
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on pancreatic cancer. Recommendations are taken from the published executive summary; the full report is on FutureNHS, which requires a …
Maternity and Gynaecology
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on maternity and gynaecology
Orthopaedic Trauma
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on adult orthopaedic trauma
Paediatric Cranial and Spinal Neurosurgery
Lead: Professor Paul May
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on paediatric cranial and spinal neurosurgery. Recommendations are taken from the published executive summary; the full report is on FutureNHS, …
Paediatric Critical Care
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on paediatric critical care
Children and Young People's Mental Health Services
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on children and young people's mental health services
Mental Health Rehabilitation
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on mental health rehabilitation
Lung Cancer
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on lung cancer
Stroke
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on stroke
Pathology
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on pathology
Acute and General Medicine
Lead: Dr Mike Jones
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on acute and general medicine
Paediatric Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on paediatric trauma and orthopaedic surgery
Diabetes
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on diabetes
Neonatology
Lead: Eleri Adams, Kelly Harvey and Michelle Sweeting
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on neonatology
Neonatology - Workforce
Lead: Eleri Adams, Kelly Harvey and Michelle Sweeting
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on the neonatology workforce
Respiratory Medicine
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on respiratory medicine
Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine
Lead: Dr Chris Sherwood and Dr Mike Swart
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on anaesthesia and perioperative medicine
Dermatology
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on dermatology
Emergency Medicine
Lead: Chris Moulton and Cliff Mann
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on emergency medicine
Gastroenterology
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on gastroenterology
General Surgery
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on general surgery
Geriatric Medicine
GIRFT Programme National Specialty Report on geriatric medicine
Recommendations by clinical specialty
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| Clinical specialty | Recommendations |
|---|---|
| Lung Cancer | 33 |
| Paediatric Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery | 32 |
| Stroke | 29 |
| Emergency Medicine | 28 |
| Neonatology | 26 |
| Neurology | 26 |
| Respiratory Medicine | 26 |
| Cardiology | 25 |
| Gastroenterology | 24 |
| ENT | 23 |
Key findings
GIRFT has published 45 national specialty reports
containing 835 recommendations across
44 clinical specialties.
Recommendations are addressed to 583 distinct addressee categories
including NHS trusts, national bodies and professional organisations.
16 of 835 recommendations have been linked to a specific responsible body.