Families of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have shared their experiences at Queen’s Hospital, and views on what could be improved, in a meeting instigated by Margaret Mullane, MP for Dagenham and Rainham.
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Our Sexual Health team at Barking Community Hospital has improved the way patients access care, offering faster support after introducing a new system where patients are first assessed by a specialist nurse.
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The group, who completed a range of apprenticeships, university degrees and continuous professional development, were recognised at a graduation ceremony at Queen’s Hospital. Completing these courses helped improve their skills and leads to safer care and better experiences for our patients.
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Our work to reduce waiting times for patients, thanks to our high-volume ‘super weeks’, has been shortlisted in the theatre and surgical nursing category of the Nursing Times Awards.
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The dedicated unit provides a specialist space for around 360 local people who come into hospital for regular blood transfusions and red cell exchange procedures, which take several hours.
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The Amos Review, an independent investigation into NHS maternity and neonatal services in England led by Baroness Amos, has been published today (Tuesday 30 June).
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