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"Our top student fundraisers and all other students and staff who took part in the Miles for Miles challenge for cancer should be immensely proud of themselves

We will also be sharing stories from our apprentices, who took the initiative to apply for our Trust's apprenticeship programme.

We hope that this straightforward intervention to create a sense of community within Gloucestershire Academy will be transferable to other trusts.

Poster Download Background ABCDE approaches are a proven and effective method of assessment in emergencies but could they be used in end of life care

To be able to turn those ideas into actions was key! Aim We are focusing on 6 key areas wrapped around our campaign called Count Me In.

Next Steps IPH Risk assessment will be part of the Pre-operative Checklist Education pack for all staff.

Please be aware that the cast will not relieve all of your pain.

You will need to try and be as quiet as you can.

“ICON’s mission is to offer support and advice to parents and carers who may be struggling.

The environment is now one we can be proud of and we look forward to welcoming our first patients on Christmas Eve.”

“Patients with life-threatening or serious conditions who require a 999 ambulance will continue to be taken to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital after 8pm

that we started during the pandemic that was previously operating in gynaecology out-patients, is now housed on the new ward, which means that we’ll be

The new revised metrics were to be rolled out across all Outpatient areas including T&O, gynaecology, ENT & Ophthalmology, ARU and paediatrics by March

new tool required a culture change in how mortality was reviewed and raised concerns regarding responsibilities, workload and resource which needed to be

To enable the dispensary to achieve these targets, the ‘TTO Clock’ has been introduced; this states that pharmacy cannot guarantee that medicines will be

They were given information about the study and invited to be interviewed about their experiences.

I will be moving onto patient meals and going into the kitchen to see how that works.

If you need an epidural or there is an unexpected problem with you or your baby, you may be transferred to the delivery suite at Gloucestershire Royal

The sustainability of this without the high level of educational interactions is yet to be seen.

difficulties of delivering regular simulation training within a busy department is acknowledged and requires further assessment and planning in order to be