Discharge and transfer planning
Coordinate clinical information, destination acceptance, escort needs and handover with ward, discharge and receiving teams.
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Supporting the clinical journey from ward to destination.
Public-sector teams may need specialist clinical advice, support with an overseas medical case or help planning a patient's journey after hospital care. Marin offers defined clinical and coordination support alongside the responsible government, commissioning or NHS team.
For an international discharge, we help bring together clinical readiness, the proposed destination, suitable transport and receiving-care arrangements. We work through the relevant hospital and commissioning contacts, with funding and authorisation established through their processes. For government organisations, the brief may also involve overseas staff support, medical preparedness or infectious disease advice.
Coordinate clinical information, destination acceptance, escort needs and handover with ward, discharge and receiving teams.
Assist overseas medical cases and repatriation planning through the organisation's nominated clinical and operational contacts.
Provide senior input on medical risk, outbreak preparedness, clinical pathways and defined service requirements.
We agree the scope with the responsible authority, NHS provider or commissioner. Where relevant, we involve overseas visitor, finance and discharge teams; eligibility, charging and funding decisions stay with the responsible bodies.
The experience behind our approach
Simon Worrell began in NHS hospital medicine and has advised government clients on infectious disease. David Spicer's previous experience includes overseas medical case management through the FCO Healthline and work with the FCO's Occupational Health team.
We will discuss the clinical requirement, the setting and how Marin can work alongside your team.