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We aim to provide our patients with the best possible cardiac care and treatment.

Make us your Charity of the Year We are so grateful to any organisation who chooses to make us Charity of the Year.

“Supporting our young people, from early intervention, through education and with community-based initiatives is something we are focused on and we know

At Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, we use a computer system which we call DAWN, (after the company who manage the system).

We chose to focus our project on the birth unit and Stroud community teams.

If they want to talk, we need to listen.

We abandoned the PDSA cycle to implement checklists to wards after it was reviewed. Throughout and post QI we provided feedback to ward areas.

We hope you have already made some plans and preparations for your discharge and how you will manage when returning home.

We aim to provide a patient-centred service to those with acute and chronic neurological illness, in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

By being an NHS Shared Service, we are NHS staff combining our expertise to deliver the very best services we can to our fellow NHS colleagues.

What we help to fund

We are launching a new initiative which enables us to demonstrate how we offer our patients, their families and our staff open, non-judgmental and inclusive

“While we are disappointed with the outcome of the inspection, we acknowledge that there is learning for both organisations.

However, we have a responsibility to tell someone if we are worried that you or someone else is at risk of coming to harm, although we would always try

From the outset, we planned to develop the training rapidly to be shared inside the trust, but we were incredibly proud when we started to get requests

Given the considerable challenges that our maternity services have faced over the last year, we are delighted with these results.

Why are we reporting uncertainty?

We are incredibly grateful to our supporters for helping to fund these spaces that make a real difference.”

We always enjoy the meetings - both for the social side and for the information etc. we glean from the speakers and from talking to and listening to other

We hope you have already made some plans and preparations for your discharge and how you will manage when returning home.