
Clinical Effectiveness South East London (CESEL) provide a systematic evidence-based approach to quality improvement across south east London general practice, to help to improve health outcomes and reduce variation and inequalities for our local population.
As a collaborative endeavour across CCG and PCNs clinical effectiveness will also enhance a population health capability, ensuring front line staff have the tools and resources to provide best-practice care.
The short film below describes how CESEL can support your practice.
CESEL report (November 2022)
The report captures the activities, outputs, successes and challenges in CESEL’s first 18 months.
Hypertension Recovery Fund for Southeast London General Practice (6 September 2022)
Hypertension is the leading cause of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, dementia and early death across southeast London, and care has been significantly impacted by the COVID pandemic.
New funding and accompanying support are available to PCNs in southeast London to enhance hypertension improvement work, to support the detection, management and reduction in inequalities in hypertension care, and support COVID recovery.
Further details are available here. The overview includes a link to an expression of interest (EOI) form, which PCNs are invited to complete if they wish to participate in the scheme.
Short patient film: Diabetes Care Processes (published 7 September 2022)
CESEL Bromley Clinical Leads have recently made a short patient support film to share with patients with Type 2 diabetes, reminding them why the 8 care processes are so important and to make sure they attend their diabetes review.
Pilot of an in-practice childhood immunisation call/recall tool: Call for expressions of interest (9 August)
Is your practice interested in piloting an innovative new recall tool to support primary care teams improve preschool childhood immunisation uptake and reduce delays and inequalities? To find out more please click here
Newsletter
- CESEL Newsletter – November 2022
- CESEL Newsletter – September 2022
- CESEL Newsletter – July 2022
- CESEL Newsletter – March 2022
- CESEL Newsletter – December 2021
CESEL Guides
Diabetes
- Bexley Diabetes Guide
- Bromley Diabetes Guide
- Greenwich Diabetes Guide
- Lambeth Diabetes Guide
- Lewisham Diabetes Guide
- Southwark Diabetes Guide
Hypertension
- Bexley Hypertension Guide
- Bromley Hypertension Guide
- Greenwich Hypertension Guide
- Lambeth Hypertension Guide
- Lewisham Hypertension Guide
- Southwark Hypertension Guide
Asthma
Atrial Fibrillation
COPD
Depression and Anxiety
Breathlessness
Heart Failure
Education
A number of borough-based webinars have been delivered by the team, which will be posted below once available:
- Lewisham: Hypertension Trilogy: The Many Faces of the Silent Killer – PART 1 (2 February 2022)
- Lewisham: Hypertension Trilogy: The Many Faces of the Silent Killer – Part 2 (9 February 2022). zoom access passcode: Q*^BtbE1
- Lewisham: Hypertension Trilogy: The Many Faces of the Silent Killer – Part 3 (16 February 2022). zoom access passcode: ?eU?8$dC
- Bromley: A series of lunchtime webinars were delivered during December (21 January 2022)
- Lambeth PLT (1 December 2021): ‘Everything you ever wanted to know about Hypertension’
- Lambeth PLT (7th Sept 2022): Diabetes
- Greenwich PLT (25 November 2021): Clinical Effectiveness
- Southwark PLT (18 November 2021): Diabetes
- Bexley PLT: details to follow soon
CESEL Visits
To arrange a CESEL visit to your practice or PCN please contact us on clinicaleffectiveness@selondonics.nhs.uk.
We are always looking to learn and improve from your feedback. If you have had a CESEL visit, please let us know how we have done by completing this short questionnaire
Innovations and Projects
Pathfinder: STOP BP London
CESEL lead one of four One London Pathfinder projects, working with SE, NE and NW London partners, to develop data shared learning to improve hypertension care.
Outputs, including an evaluation report, will be published here soon (January 2023).
Title: Community Pharmacy Blood Pressure Check Service (update June 2022)
CESEL is working with colleagues to support the roll out of the Community Pharmacy Blood Pressure Check Service.
People can now have a blood pressure check in pharmacies across SEL. The service is available to anyone aged over the age of 40, with or without a confirmed diagnosis of high blood pressure, and can also be offered to under 40’s if the pharmacist thinks it is needed. GP teams are also able to refer to the community pharmacy for blood pressure checks and ambulatory blood pressure readings.
See the Community Pharmacy Blood pressure check service page for more details and the list of participating pharmacists in your area, which maps pharmacist participation.
To find out more contact clinicaleffectiveness@selondonics.nhs.uk