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Creating an integrated pathology network to innovate the service and improve quality
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Alan Deacon, Head Biomedical Scientist at The Ken Scott Cellular Pathology Laboratory, talks through how they implemented LEAN ideals at Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust.
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Part of: Transforming patient-level costing in the NHS
Sets out the functional software requirements providers will need to implement the costing standards.
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A guide to help standardise staffing decisions for learning disability services in community and inpatient settings.
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Improvement resource to help standardise safe, sustainable and productive staffing decisions in mental health services.
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Improvement resource to help standardise safe, sustainable and productive staffing decisions in maternity services.
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A guide to help standardise staffing decisions in adult inpatient wards in acute hospitals.
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Improvement resource to help standardise safe, sustainable and productive staffing decisions in the district nursing service.
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It's full steam ahead for our Sir Peter Carr Award winners.
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Details for reporting arrangements for quality accounts 2017/18
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PLACE is a system for assessing the quality of the patient environment. It is an organisational voluntary self-assessment which takes place annually, and applies to NHS trusts, voluntary, independent and private healthcare providers.
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The hub is managed by NHS England’s Sustainable Improvement Team. It brings together a wealth of knowledge, guidance, methodology and toolkits produced (prior to November 2016) by a succession of NHS organisations specialising in service improvement.
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Information about group B strep jointly written by The Royal College of Gynaecologists (RCOG) and Group B Strep Support & recommended by RCOG to be provided to all pregnant women. Based on RCOG’s Greentop guideline #36.
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The antenatal and newborn screening programmes should be seen as an integrated programme.
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Kent Community Health Foundation Trust’s project focused on 'improving personalised care planning for end of life patients'.