Time to endoscopy for acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding: Results from a prospective multicentre trainee-led audit.
Keith SiauJames HodsonRichard IngramAndrew BaxterMonika M WidlakCaroline SharrattGraham M BakerTom TrothBen HickenFaraz TahirMalik MagrabiNouman YousafClaire GrantDennis PoonHesham KhalilHui Lin LeeJonathan R WhiteHuey TanSyazeddy SamaniPatricia HooperSaeed AhmedMuhammad AminSara MahgoubKhayal AsgharFarique LeetMatthew J HarborneBeata PolewiczowskaSheeba KhanMuhammad R AnjumMichael McFarlaneElla MozdiakLauren D O'FlynnIlona C BleeRachel M MolyneuxAshok KurianSyed N AbbasAbdullah AbbasiAadil KarimAsif YasinFawad KhattakJosephine WhiteRuhina AhmedJames A MorganLance AlleyneMohamed A AlamNaaventhan PalaniyappanVictoria J RodgerParamvir SawhneyNasar AslamTheodore OkekeAdam LawsonDanny CheungJeremy P ReidAshish AwasthiMark R AndersonJoe R TimothySanjeev PattniSaqib AhmadGillian TownsonJeremy ShearmanVanja GiljacaMatthew J BrookesBen R DisneyNeil GuhaTitus ThomasAnthony NormanPeter WurmAshit ShahNeil C FisherSauid IshaqGiles MajorPublished in: United European gastroenterology journal (2018)
The majority of centres did not meet national standards for time to endoscopy. Strategic initiatives involving acute care services may be necessary to improve this outcome.