The First Patient Report of the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit

Published 2015

Cover page of a report titled 'The First Patient Report of the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit,' 2015, featuring logos of NHS organizations and a map of the United Kingdom with highlighted locations.

Year 1 - Full Report

Cover page of a report titled 'The First Patient Report of the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit,' dated June 2015, with logos of The Royal College of Anaesthetists, NELA, HSRC, RCS, and HOIP at the top.

Year 1 - Summary Report

A document titled "How to read The First Patient Report of the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit." The document explains how to interpret the report, including sections on care pathway standards, audit questions, results, clinical implications, and patient vignette. It features a screenshot of the report cover with logos and instructions for viewing the report electronically, highlighting how to enter a three-letter hospital code and use dropdown menus for navigation.

Year 1 - How to Read This Report

A chart comparing various NHS trusts and hospitals in London, showing percentages with color codes: green for 100%, red for below 10%, yellow for around 50-60%, orange for around 70-80%, and black for N/A.

Year 1 -Standalone RAG Table

A table displaying hospital data related to a national emergency laparotomy audit, listing hospital names and associated case counts.

Year 1 - Hospital Level Data