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Background and problem COVID-19 is associated with significant mortality and morbidity in high risk groups requiring ventilatory support as per the Intensive

This QIP to introduce a local standardised checklist for both Emergency Departments has been undertaken as part of a wider regional project supported by

“As part of my new role, I work with patients to help them maintain their independence and quality of life during their treatment.

compulsory), lights, bell and water bottles Personal spending money, souvenirs and drinks Accommodation night before the challenge Any applicable surcharges as

Chemical Pathology Note The catecholamine metabolites, normetadrenaline, metadrenaline and 3-methoxytyramine (collectively known as metadrenalines or

It’s particularly important that the area of your body due to be operated on is clean, as this reduces the risk of infection.

Mr Riaz Mohammed joined the Trust in March 2022 as a Substantive Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon with a specialist interest in Spine Surgery.

At the conclusion of the programme participants have also graduated as Silver – Quality Improvement Practitioners, recognised by the presentation of a

A review was carried out as to what data the specialties’ leads and the HMG wanted available on mortality and what data the Datix system could produce.

The first two ‘standard’ sessions ran as advised by the University; with students taking turns to experience a simulated patient consultation, followed

We are hoping to generate proactive referrals as opposed to reactive.

Poster Download Background and Problem As part of our planning response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Associate Chief Nurse Craig Bradley at Gloucestershire

You should take all medications as normal on the day of your appointment unless we have advised you otherwise.

You can bring as many carers with you as you want into the room where you have your anaesthetic.

Quality Improvement Poster Download Background & Problem It is important that we understand what it is like for a young person as they move from paediatric

Having someone care and treat you as an individual, having someone believe you, finding ways to accept and manage symptoms; it’s a starting point to a

Chief Executive Deborah Lee explains: “As an NHS organisation, we are absolutely committed to improving the health of local people.

It is also not just for young adults with disabilities/complex needs, but can be used as a calming unit for adults with mental health difficulties or the

Filming patients who are waiting in A&E without their consent is both intrusive and upsetting as maintaining patient confidentiality is key to our hospitals

We have a range of facilities including intensive care, also known as the special care baby unit or newborn intensive care unit (NICU).