NHS Trust Pulse Oximetry Application Form
Thank you for your interest in applying to the Tiny Tickers Pulse Oximetry fund. We are a UK charity working to improve the early detection and treatment of babies with congenital heart disease (CHD). We recognise the important role that pulse oximetry testing of new-borns can have in detection of CHD – so this fund is suitable for NHS Trusts wishing to acquire machines for newborn testing.
If you have any questions, please contact pulseox@tinytickers.org
Terms and conditions
- The pulse oximetry machines are funded by Tiny Tickers to assist with the possible detection of congenital heart disease in newborn babies.
- If your application is successful Tiny Tickers will purchase Masimo RAD-G handheld devices with a reusable sensor for use on paediatrics or infants. The equipment includes a 12-month warranty with the supplier (6 months for sensors). If this arrangement doesn’t work for your hospital, please don’t hesitate to get in touch..
- To confirm, once Tiny Tickers has supplied the machines, you will have full ownership, liability for use and maintenance of the machines. The machines include a 12-month warranty (6 months for sensors), and you can contact the supplier’s technical services department directly (details will be provided).
- We shall provide a sticker stating, “funded by Tiny Tickers” or similar and would be very grateful if you could place it on the machines in order to highlight our charitable work.
- Tiny Tickers relies on the generosity of our supporters to be able to fund our projects, so we would like to tell them about our work placing pulse oximetry machines. We will contact you again to agree any relevant promotional activity including a press release once the machines are in place.
- We need to update funders on the impact our work is having. For this we would like to gather the following statistics, bi-annually and will be in touch with a questionnaire at the appropriate time:
1. How many babies were born at your hospital in the last 6 months.
2. How many babies had the pulse oximetry test.
3. How many were referred on for further tests, due to a low reading.
4. As a result of pulse oximetry testing how many babies were referred for potential congenital heart defects.
5. As a result of pulse oximetry testing how many babies had a heart defect diagnosis. - Please could you provide a quote about the difference the machine is making.
- If at any stage you are no longer utilising the machines for the purpose of newborn testing, please let us know so that we can arrange for the monitors to be used elsewhere.
- The information you provide will be held for administrative purposes and so we can communicate with you and organise fulfilment and follow up, in line with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). More information is available in our privacy policy. Your data will not be given or sold to any 3rd party except for the purposes of ordering your equipment and subsequent after sales care which is provided by our suppliers. You can change the way we keep in contact at any time by simply emailing info@tinytickers.org.uk or calling 0300 102 1508
Find out more about our pulse oximetry campaign, Test for Tommy, here.