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Waiting Well Standard Operating Procedure (S115)

This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) has been developed to set out the expected clinical standards for DCHS and DHCFT by which we manage our access to services for people who are either not yet receiving a service from a specific team or who are awaiting this intervention. There will continue to be a DCHS and DHCFT policy and procedure due to systems and governance and to refer to the relevant one as appropriate. This SOP is to support the safety and well-being of service users (and those around them) who are waiting to access our services.

SAMA Template 09 Checklist for WellBeing

Template 09 Checklist for Conducting an Employee Wellbeing Meeting

SAMA Template 25 Final review meeting part 1 invite

Template 25 Final Review Meeting Part 1 Invite letter

Administration of Medicines in an Emergency Situation for Children SOP (S31)

S31 - Administration of Medicines in an Emergency Situation for Children SOP

Falls Management Policy for use in Urgent Treatment Centres, Community and Outpatient settings (P32)

The Trust’s aim is to prevent harm resulting from falls that may occur by assessing each patient and identifying their individual risk and the interventions required. There is an expectation that clinicians who work in the community and who see patients in their own homes, extended care settings or in outpatient settings will use the policy framework as part of their everyday practice within DCHS. This policy incorporates key national guidance: - • NICE CG161 (2013) “Falls: the assessment and prevention of falls in older people • NICE Quality standards (2015) ‘Assessment after a fall and preventing further falls’. • NICE (2015) on ‘Head Injury: assessment and early management’ • BGS Fit for Frailty (2014) ‘Consensus best practice guidance for the care of older people living in community and outpatient settings’ • Public Health England (2019) ‘Preventing falls in people with learning disabilities: making reasonable adjustments’

Data Protection Impact Assessment Template v2.docx

Data Protection Impact Assessment template

Driver Delivering Flu Vaccines - Standing Operating procedure for the flu campaign (S116)

Standing Operating procedure for the flu campaign September 2023

SAMA Template 10 Tips in holding sensitive conversation

Template 10 Tips for Holding a Sensitive Conversation

SAMA Template 25 Final review meeting part 2 invite

Template 25a Final Review Meeting Part 2 invite

Guidance for using the Fast Track Pathway for NHS Continuing Healthcare (G181)

Individuals with a rapidly deteriorating condition that may be entering a terminal phase, may require ‘fast tracking’ for immediate provision of NHS Continuing Healthcare. The intention of the Fast Track Pathway is that it should identify individuals who need to access NHS Continuing Healthcare quickly, with minimum delay, and with no requirement to complete the Checklist or the Decision Support Tool (DST). Therefore, the completed Fast Track Pathway Tool, which clearly evidences that an individual is both rapidly deteriorating and may be entering terminal phase, is in itself sufficient to establish eligibility.

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'Now more than ever we need everyone's help' - health bosses urge public to help the local NHS

Pandemic poems penned by Derbyshire NHS’ Heather Longbottom go into print!

Breastfeeding events hosted to support families in Derbyshire

Industrial action – junior doctors strike (11-15 April)

Heart failure services

Q&A sessions for Band 2 (and some Band 3) colleagues

Dominic Fackler appointed as assistant director of allied health professionals (AHPs)

DCHS Charitable Fund Restructure

Security Alert / Staff Reminder - Staff Vigilance and Lock it or Lose it

Withdrawal of staff terms and conditions section of COVID-19 workforce guidance