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Undertaking a trial without catheter in a community setting Guideline and protocol (G93)

A trial without catheter (TWOC) is an essential part of the community nurse role. This routine procedure supports patients to remain within their own homes to receive health care. The Royal Marsden Manual Online of Clinical Nursing Procedures (2018) offers nursing guidance for urinary catheter removal but does not provide guidance for staff on how to undertake a TWOC safely at home or in a community hospital. This Guideline and protocol aims to provide evidence based recommendations to enable a trial without catheter to be undertaken in a community hospital or patients own home by a qualified competent practitioner.

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Home Visit Standard Operating Procedure (S75)

Home Visit Standard Operating Procedure

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Manual Handling Operating Standards January 2022

Manual Handling Operating Standards January 2022, includes TILEO

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Cough Assist (Mechanical Insufflation and Exsufflation)

Cough Assist (Mechanical Insufflation and Exsufflation

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Appendix 1 - Patient Video Consultation Connection (S82)

Patient Video Consultation Connection

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APPENDIX 6 - Disciplinary Investigation - Terms of Reference.docx

HRP24 Appendix 6 - Disciplinary Investigation – Terms of Reference

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Cancellation of Clinic Standard Operating Procedure (S153)

Cancellation of Clinic Standard Operating Procedure

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Word Mediation Referral Forms - DCHS.docx

Mediation Referral Form - DCHS

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Disclosure Ref 2025319 - Access to clinical information systems.doc

Freedom of information disclosure relating to how external organisations can request approval to connect to the Trust’s test or production clinical systems, including who approves it, what steps are involved, and where the request should be submitted.

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Information and Fire Prevention Guidance in relation to Dynamic Air Flow Pressure Relieving Mattresses in Community (G96)

Dynamic Air Flow Pressure Relieving Mattresses are provided to people who spend extended periods of time in bed or are bedbound due to illness and impaired mobility. This means that if a fire starts or smoke detection activates, the individual using the bed is unlikely to be able to respond/escape without assistance. When the mattresses are provided in a home setting, living alone or being alone in the property is therefore a risk factor for consideration.