Two of our trailblazing projects have been shortlisted in the HSJ Patient Safety Awards.

When Dione Rogers, our Deputy Chief Nurse and Chief Nurse Informatics Officer, was diagnosed with dyslexia as an adult, confirming her own hunch, it explained a lifetime of not being able to easily translate the thoughts in her head to paper.

Congratulations to Harvest B ward at Queen’s Hospital for attaining silver in our ward accreditation programme.

We’re doing our bit to tackle the global threat from antimicrobial resistance – when bacteria becomes drug resistant, reducing the efficiency of the medicines we take – by reintroducing the practice of flushing our intravenous lines (IV).