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Don’t SLLIPP on your back slabs;
Plaster room staff routinely apply Back Slabs and assess complications, when closed the Emergency Department staff apply their own first line treatment plasters to new patients and
Are you ready
It's all kicking-off again View as Webpage Latest Health News Weather IHM Academy of Fab' Stuff nhsManagers.net 23rd September 2020 To be Covid safe, stick to the... FACTS Face-mask, Avoid crowd
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Roy Lilley
Covid has been the story of ordinary people doing extraordinary things...
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Are you ready conta.cc/3mOxwJd pic.twitter.com/i9nO0X4MXN
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Are you ready?
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Graduate Management Scheme – Virtual Assessment Centre
We designed and delivered a fully virtual assessment centre for a NHS graduate management scheme.On the day there were several exercises for the candidates, including an innovative
HealthChat with Alastair McLellan
HealthChat with Alastair McLellan, Editor of the Health Service Journal
Your invitation to the #FabChange20 #E4QI Randomised Coffee Trial - Sign up by 30/9/20
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#FabChange20 next steps and getting involved - all you need to know to share and participate
So with just four weeks to go before #FabChange20 lets recap on whats happening.........Focus of #FabChange20To reflect the global pandemic, and the impact it has had on health and
Documentation of Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (DNA-CPR) Decision within 24 Hours of Emergency Admission
National recommendations (NCEPOD, Time to Intervene, 2012) state CPR status should be assessed within the first 12 hours of emergency admission during a consultant review. Trust DN
IHM STAFFING CONFERENCE
Staffing shortages within health and social care mean that hard-working staff are struggling to meet the needs of their patients and clients. These shortages have been made worse by Brexit and exacerbated by the Covid crisis, which resulted in a...
Doing the right thing
Now what happens? View as Webpage Latest Health News Weather IHM Academy of Fab' Stuff nhsManagers.net 23rd September 2020 To be Covid safe, stick to the... FACTS Face-mask, Avoid crowded places
Roy Lilley
Recognise the pandemic is complex, its impact complex, the response can be no better than the best compromise, admit it.
Timely policies to rejuvenate the economy will fail if policies to contain infection fai
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If MPs think these measures are going to see us out of the woods, then they just haven’t been paying attention.
What is missing is a clear Covid management approach.
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Breaking geographical barriers through digitisation of Prehabilitation.
There is growing body of evidence for incorporation cancer Prehabilitation into treatment pathways. Traditionally, prehabilitation is delivered face-to-face (F2F) in a hospita
The jury's out
Where do we go next View as Webpage Latest Health News Weather IHM Academy of Fab' Stuff nhsManagers.net 22nd September 2020 To be Covid safe, stick to the... FACTS Face-mask, Avoid crowded plac
Improve the quality of the lymphoreticular service in the Cellular Pathology
Background & Problem: Usually, any haemotological patient with clinical symptoms is characterised as being ‘unwell’, where most of the time the clinical condition is said to be
UK virus alert level ‘should be raised to level 4’
The recommendation from chief medical officers means transmission is "high or rising exponentially".
It's the rest of us I'm worried about
Is there an alternative? View as Webpage Latest Health News Weather IHM Academy of Fab' Stuff nhsManagers.net 21st September 2020 If the guidance is too complicated, just imagine you have Covid-
Roy Lilley
Half-hearted, local-lock-downs, with porous boundaries are… well, half-hearted. The public-health equivalent of pulling the legs off a spider.
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Roy Lilley
The rules are confusing, chaotic, inequitable, anomalous and have no logic. With thirty mates, we can take a day-off to go and shoot grouse but you can’t take a day-off, to take your daughter and six school friends to feed the ducks in the park.
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HealthChat with Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP
Roy Lilley interviews Jeremy Hunt MP in this blockbuster online HealthChat event
Coronavirus: 'Increasingly likely' London will face tougher lockdown restrictions — Sky News
It is "increasingly likely" further lockdown restrictions will be required in London, the city's mayor has warned - and says he does not want to wait.
Second wave of Covid-19 coming to UK, says PM
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says a second wave of Covid-19 infections is coming to the UK