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Unopposed declaration - Public - Amber Valley, Erewash and South Derbyshire.pdf

Unopposed Declaration Amber Valley, Erewash and South Derbyshire

Prevention and Management of Sharps Injuries and Contamination Incidents Policy

Prevention and Management of Sharps Injuries and Contamination Incidents Policy,

A3 - Blood Transfusion E-Learning Certificate(P25)

Blood Transfusion E-Learning Certificate (P25)

A5 - Bed Rails Post Installation 72 Hour Review Form – Stage 2

Bed Rails Post Installation 72 Hour Review Form – Stage 2,P43

Buxton Hospital Theatre Policy and Procedures (P95)

Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust (DCHS) has a responsibility to put in place effective and appropriate policies and procedures to ensure that effective and appropriate safe care is delivered consistently across the organisation. Buxton Hospital theatre provides day surgery to the local community in liaison with Consultants from the surrounding acute hospitals and DCHS Podiatric Surgery teams. The surgical offer by surgical specialities at Buxton Hospital in its theatre aims to deliver individualised, safe, efficient, and effective patient focused care for all patients requiring minor and intermediate day case interventions. The surgical specialist service providers aims to reduce the disruption to patient’s lives by enabling patients living in the local community to access services closer to home. This policy provides an overview of the elements of the service which support staff in achieving the delivery of safe care to day case surgery patients in the Buxton Hospital theatre and facilities.

DCHS Working at Height RA Form

Working at Height RA Form

Management of Noise at Work Operating Standards

Conservative Sharp Debridement (CSD) of Wounds Policy (P99)

We know that wound dressings should provide the optimal environment for wound healing after careful clinical assessment of the wound, the patient clinical condition and clinical outcomes. Hard to heal wounds, however, fail to progress, and many can be seen with dead tissue, slough and necrosis which in turn can increase the risk of infection and also increase cost within appropriate dressing use and nursing time. This procedure will only be undertaken by the Tissue Viability team members who have successfully completed a validated programme of care and assessment of competence in practice. A minimum of 10 episodes of observed practice is to be completed until competency can be granted. The purpose of debridement describes any method by which such materials (necrosis, slough and dead de-vascularised tissue) are removed and consequently the potential to achieve wound healing enhanced. It also reduces the bacterial load and minimises the risk of local and systemic infection. It can allow for wound draining and reduce odour overall enhancing patient quality of life.

DCHS Corporate Induction day (V2) Oct22.pdf

DCHS Induction programme (updated Jan22)

Unopposed declaration - Public – Amber Valley, Erewash and South Derbyshire .pdf

Unopposed declaration - Public – Amber Valley, Erewash and South Derbyshire

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